13: Phil Sturgeon - Designing and Testing APIs, Go and PHP 7

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13: Phil Sturgeon - Designing and Testing APIs, Go and PHP 7

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In this episode, Adam talks to Philip J. Sturgeon about designing and testing APIs at Ride. They also talk about building microservices with Go, and some of the new features coming in PHP 7.

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