Episode 32 - Is this the right way to develop a Zend Expressive Module?

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In this episode, I have a question that I hope you can help me answer:

Is this the right way to develop a Zend Expressive Module?

Have a listen to the episode and let me know because I’m keen for your thoughts. I’m creating a new module which will handle rendering static pages in a Zend Expressive project.

The question is, I’m not sure if the approach that I’ve taken by using Docker is the right one. It’s been a bit of work to get to this stage, and it sure feels right. But I’m not 100% certain.

So, grab a cup of your favourite beverage, have a listen to the episode, and tweet me at @zfmastery if you agree with my approach or not.

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Tweet me at @zfmastery