PHP Sussex: The 200, The 400 and the 418 of APIS

This month we’ve got a returning guest – Christopher Miller is speaking at PHP Sussex for the third time, only this time he’s coming all the way to Brighton to deliver his presentation in person – and we can’t wait to have him!

Chris is a Lead Full Stack Developer at Treblle, a company focussed on helping engineering and product teams deliver APIs. Chris will explore the API theme in his talk where he will look at what makes our APIs good, bad, and ugly (details further down).

This event will be hybrid, meaning you can either join in person or online (please register for the meetup either way!):

The in-person event will take place at Runway East in Brighton from 6 pm. There will be food and drinks and you’re welcome to come have a chat before the talk starts (around 6:30 pm).

Online participants can join the live stream from 6:30 pm.

This is how Christopher introduces his talk:

“APIs can be good, bad or ugly – we look at some of the things that make for good APIs, bad APIs and ugly APIs, and how that affects us – before working together to go through implementing an API following some good standards to ensure a great API the way we want it.”

I hope you’re ready for some live coding!

A big thank you to Silicon Brighton and Runway East for their support.

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