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API Platform and Symfony: a Framework for API-driven Projects (SymfonyCon)

Posted on November 17, 2017September 26, 2021 by Kévin Dunglas

Here are the slides of my talk during the Symfony Con Cluj. You can rate this talk on joind.in.

API Platform and Symfony: a Framework for API-driven Projects from Les-Tilleuls.coop

Install API Platform. Design the API data model as a set of tiny plain old PHP classes. Instantly get:

  • Fully featured dev environment with Symfony Flex and React containers, HTTP/2 and HTTPS support and a cache proxy
  • Pagination, data validation, access control, relation embedding, filters and error handling
  • Support for modern REST API formats: JSON-LD/Hydra, OpenAPI/Swagger, JSONAPI, HAL, JSON…
  • GraphQL support
  • An API responding in a just few milliseconds thanks to the builtin invalidation based cache mechanism
  • A dynamically created Material Design admini interface (a la Sonata / EasyAdmin – but 100% client-side) built with React.
  • Client apps skeletons: React/Redux, React Native, Vue.js, Angular…
  • Finally, deploy in 1 command on Google Container Engine or any cloud with a Kubernetes instance with the provided Helm chart.

Yes, you just need is describing a data model, just a few line of codes to get all of that!

Related posts:

  1. API Platform: A Framework for API-driven Projects (DevTalks Bucharest)
  2. Symfony Live London: API Platform – Full Stack Framework Resurrection
  3. API Platform 2.1: when Symfony meets ReactJS (Symfony Live)
  4. Progressively enhance your Symfony 4 app using Vue, API Platform, Mercure and Panther (SymfonyCon)

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