tag: php

While Web Summer Camp skips a year, we remember some of its best moments

Mateja Terek 26 Aug. 2020

Since it’s still hard for us to accept that this year’s Web Summer Camp will not take place due to the COVID-19 situation, it’s only fair that we spend this week remembering some of the best moments from previous conferences; and mind you, the first conference took place in 2012, so the list of “best of’s” is long!

PSR-6 and PSR-16 in Netgen Stack

Borna Matijanić , Mario Blažek 18 Juni 2020

There is no web or web app today that is not utilizing some sort of caching. This makes caching libraries ubiquitous, which means that every framework has its own caching library. PHP FIG folks jumped into that and formed PSR-6 and PSR-16. Let’s check these caching standards more in detail.

Using HTTP client abstraction in eZ Platform

Mario Blažek 19 März 2020

With the appearance of the PSR-7 standard, PHP language received the first standardised way of interacting with HTTP messages and URIs. Symfony supported it through the PSR-7 Bridge. That triggered the appearance of some other standards like PSR-18, which we will discuss in this blog post.