057: All things Zend

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057: All things Zend

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Dec 20, 2016

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There's a lot more going on at Zend other than Zend Framework. We chat about the Zend ecosystem, from Apigility to Zend Certification and what Zend's role is in PHP internals.

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Dec 20, 2016

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