Building first-class REST APIs with Symfony - Michael Cullum - PHP UK Conference 2019

Building REST APIs is becoming an ever more common task for PHP developers to do and whilst the task may often sound simple in that it involves reading some input, and getting (or persisting) to a data source and returning some JSON, there are a lot of common pitfalls and complications that you might encounter along the way. In this talk we'll look at how we can build a simple maintainable REST API using the Symfony components that can perform some simple operations in ways that are clean and simple.

[@romankhalikov6759]

awesome presentation! truly senior level

[@NeverCodeAlone]

Very nice inspiration and talk...thx for recording!!

[@edustreamimg]

Where is this repo?

[@randeepsingh9187]

Hey hi, really loved Your way of presentation, explained quite well , i will really like to see a tutorial on symfony ,and also can we have that slide download link

[@alex5305]

Hi. Have you got the link ? Thanks

[@ricardo.fontanelli]

In the paper "uniform interface, every API should look the same", I think most of us just skipped this part and we have a special case for HTTP codes with something amazing called error: true|false, hahahahaa

[@alicenNorwood]

um ah um ah

[@kaveee971]

It would be great if you can stop saying "kind of" - you say that a lot, and in computer science, the words "kind of" put a lot of doubts in the mind. Be specific and accurate and certain, that would be helpful. Thanks.

[@NeverCodeAlone]

This is not so easy in front of people....I think the content here is very good ;)

[@Kanapek22]

I don't think it comes from uncertainty; it's a form of abstraction. Like Circle is kind of a Shape or H.264 is kind of a Video Codec. Sometimes that's all I need to know, especially when trying to learn a complicated system in 50 minutes. Definitions are cool, but they belong to the documentation