While the API tooling for Mezzio is not yet complete, it will be one of the next big projects delivered by the Laminas community. Because Mezzio (formerly Expressive) middleware provides greater flexibility and performance for APIs compared with MVC architectures, we are encouraging people to adopt Mezzio for their API needs. Laminas API Tools (formerly Apigility) is built on the MVC platform. The Latest on API Tools (Apigility) and Mezzio (Expressive)
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For guidance, please refer to the Laminas Project Migration Guide. To ensure your code has the latest security updates, bug fixes, and new features, you need to migrate to Laminas-branded packages. However, these versions will no longer be maintained by the community. Migration Help for Upgrading to LaminasĪnyone can still install all existing Zend Framework, Apigility, and Expressive packages. Additionally, the related packages were marked "Abandoned" on Packagist, with a recommendation of using the equivalent Laminas package. In all cases, the original repository was marked as "Archived" on GitHub, which makes the repository read-only and prevents opening new issues, pull requests, and comments. However, they are now distributed as Laminas components. Previously, both zf-development-mode and zf-composer-autoloading lived under zfcampus, and thus Apigility. To ensure seamless integrations between all Laminas packages and existing Zend Framework projects - including third-party libraries with Zend Framework code - the project's Technical Steering Committee migrated existing packages to new GitHub repositories, as shown in the following table: Original Project Expressive is now called Mezzio, which is a variation of the Italian word for middle.Apigility is now called Laminas API Tools.To help flag this historical change in the technology’s life and protect Zend’s trademarks, the framework and its subprojects all needed new names: Will soon be under a technical charter with the Linux Foundation.Is now under an open governance model managed by the Linux Foundation.Will run just like your Zend Framework code because the base is the same: it will just be using the code under new namespaces.Today, only the naming and governance of the framework has changed.
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