Introducing Zend Framework 3
summary
Zend Framework 3 splits core pieces into independent repositories, embraces PSR-7 and middleware, and ships a microframework called Expressive; service manager and event manager are reworked for usability and raw speed — service manager 20x faster, event manager 4–15x faster — with migration guides and a staged upgrade path (components split at 2.5, compatibility work in 2.7). Minimum PHP 5.5 is required, documentation lives alongside code, and Composer-driven installs wire up components automatically.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Start
- 5:53The ZF3 story
- 10:42Components
- 16:19MVC improvements
- 20:06Zend\Service Manager 3.0
- 29:12The future
- 32:57Current PHP
- 34:22PSR-7
- 35:15Key feature 1: Immutability
- 37:21Key feature 2: Streams
- 43:43Writing middleware
- 45:57Path segregation
- 46:16Nesting Middleware
- 46:27Middleware wrappers
- 47:20Integration with ZF-MVC
- 47:49Expressive
- 48:05Agnostic Router
- 49:14Hello world
- 50:19Middleware pipes
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