Episode 26 - Create Modules and Middleware with Command-Line Tooling Support

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In this episode, I’m discussing the latest tutorial: Create Modules and Middleware with Command-Line Tooling Support.

As a bit of background, Zend Framework hasn't had the strongest command-line tooling and scaffolding support, in stark contrast, other frameworks.

However, that's all changed!

In this tutorial, I’m walking you through how to use the Zend Expressive Tooling package to create modules and to migrate from version 1 to version 2 of Zend Expressive.

In this episode of the podcast, I give you a quick overview of what to expect in the tutorial, plus a bit more background information about the package.

Grab a warm beverage, and come find out more about Zend Expressive Tooling!

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