Adding references to 2 new middlewares #24
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here it's https://github.com/thecodingmachine/whoops-stackphp and below it's another project: https://github.com/thecodingmachine/symfony-middleware
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Matthieu is right, I forgot to change the title URL for Symfony-middleware. It is fixed now. |
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Adding references to 2 new middlewares
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Published. I apologize for the delay! |
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I'd like to add a reference to 2 new very special middlewares I just wrote:
silex-middleware and symfony-middleware can turn a Silex application or a Symfony application into a middleware.
This is cool because Silex or Symfony are no more the last "app" that we stack upon. They can now be a part of the middleware to another app.
So you could stack a Silex application in front of a Symfony application, and so on...
I've had a need for those as I was working on a fork of framework-interop (https://github.com/moufmouf/framework-interop/), a project by @mnapoli that makes heavy use of StackPHP and of container-interop to build a web application with many frameworks enabled at once (the test project is having Silex, Symfony 2 and Zend Framework 1 working together in the same application)