Episode 39 - What Packages Do You Use in Your Zend Framework Projects?

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In this episode, I’m curious to find out what packages you use in your Zend Framework projects.

This, as I go into in the episode, was prompted by what Jan Burkl said in his Middleware talk at PHP Day 2017, in Dresden, last weekend.

So I’m keen to find out how your projects are composed, what packages you use by default, when Zend Framework (1, 2, or Expressive) are the core framework that underpins your application.

Grab a cup of your favourite beverage, have a listen to the episode, tweet me at @zfmastery (https://twitter.com/zfmastery) with any questions, and check out the links below.

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