Stay Nimble by Rolling Your Own PSR-7 Framework - Lone Star PHP 2017

PSR-7 is ushering in a new era of interoperability in PHP. This also means that there are a lot of complicated choices to make when deciding how to build a "PSR-7 application." Which framework should you use? Do you need to write your own PSR-7 implementation? Should you choose a microframework, a full-stack framework, or roll something of your own?

To help answer some of those questions you'll be introduced to a light PSR-7 framework named Nimble. More than just a sales pitch, explore the reasons for rolling your own framework, how the third-party components that make up the core of Nimble were selected, and how the pieces all fit together. Walk away knowing that PSR-7 frameworks aren't as scary as they look and that creating one yourself may be the best idea of all!

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5. Laravel's Container FTW!
6. PSR-7
9. No PSR-7
11. PSR-7 Ecosystem
12. Frameworks too immature
13. Frameworks too opinionated
14. Middleware and utilities, too
20. nikic's fast route
21. Relay
22. Laravel's Container
23. Container Interop
27. MIT
28. :)
31. PSR-15
32. PSR-17
33. HTTP Interop
34. Middlewares
35. Diactoros
36. nikic's fast route
37. Stack Builder
38. Laravel's Container
39. PSR-11
40. Containers at the core
41. Service providers
42. Application
43. Web application optional
44. Functional