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An Ode to Slim

My framework of choice for building PHP web applications is Slim. It's small and unobtrusive, staying out of my way and letting me structure the application however I want. When I do run up against it, it adheres to a bunch of PHP Standards Recommendations (PSR), specifically PSR-7 and PSR-15.
Saved on: 2021-02-03

Welcome

Saved on: 2021-01-18

Routing in Slim 4 – Rob Allen's DevNotes

Routing in Slim 4 works pretty much exactly the same as in Slim 3. They are used to map a URL that the browser requests to a specific handler that executes the code for that particular page or API endpoint. You can also attach middleware that will only be run when that route is matched.
Saved on: 2019-12-19

Custom error rendering in Slim 4 – Rob Allen's DevNotes

One of the nice things about Slim 4 is that it’s easier to customise the HTML generated on error without having to worry about the rest of the error handling mechanism. This is because we have separated error rendering from error handling.
Saved on: 2019-10-17

A first look at Slim 4 – Rob Allen's DevNotes

With Slim 4 we have continued the tradition of allowing you to use the framework in the way that best fits you and your project.
Saved on: 2019-08-21
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