In case you missed the news, Zend Expressive 1.0.0 Stable Has Been Released
That’s right, in case you missed the news, Zend Expressive 1.0.0 Stable has been released. According to the blog post which project lead Matthew Weier O’Phinney released yesterday, there’s not be a lot of changes.
But that’s not to say that nothing’s changed. This is a great milestone in the continuing evolution of Zend Framework 3. Check out the post and please tweet a big thank you to all the contributors for their continuing hard work on the project.
### Not Tried Zend Expressive Yet?
If you’ve not gotten started with Zend Expressive yet, check out the two-part series here on the blog, or the official documentation. It’s a great time to be involved, and be expressive.
If you are managing one or more Zend Framework 2 applications, did you know that you can already begin porting them to Zend Expressive? In this tutorial, you will learn how you can start today, using the Zend/PSR-7 bridge.
Laravel’s Eloquent ORM isn’t likely the first one you think of when using Zend Expressive. You likely think of Zend\Db or Doctrine. But, with a little bit of work, it’s possible to use Eloquent with Expressive. Today’s tutorial shows you how - step-by-step.
A common requirement of web-based applications is to upload and download files. But, out of the box, there’s no simple way to download them in Zend Expressive. This tutorial shows you how - step-by-step.
Can you develop application in Zend Expressive as easily as you can with Laravel? Is it possible to make Zend Expressive fly, like Laravel does out-of-the-box? Recently I sought to find out. Here’s my step-by-step guide to doing it + some key recommendations.
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