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Founder and CEO at Les-Tilleuls.coop.

Creator of API Platform, Vulcain and Mercure, member of the Symfony Core Team.

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Slides à propos des Linked Data et des API REST Hypermedia avec Symfony

PHP, Programmation, SEO, Symfony
API, HATEOAS, hypermedia, JSON-LD, PHP, REST, Symfony, W3C
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Hier j’ai présenté certains de mes travaux autour des Linked Data et de Symfony au sfPot de Lille. Voici la présentation que j’ai projetée : voir les slides en plein écran.

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