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🚨 Slim Framework released a patch fixing a reflected XSS vulnerability in the HTML error renderer.
Affected versions:
>=v4.4.0, <=v4.15.1
If you are passing unsanitized user input into HttpException, upgrade to Slim v4.15.2 immediately!
https://www.slimframework.com/2026/05/22/slim-security-advisory.html
https://github.com/slimphp/Slim/security/advisories/GHSA-53h4-8rc4-f539
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🚨 Slim Framework released a patch fixing a reflected XSS vulnerability in the HTML error renderer.
Affected versions:
>=v4.4.0, <=v4.15.1
If you are passing unsanitized user input into HttpException, upgrade to Slim v4.15.2 immediately!
https://www.slimframework.com/2026/05/22/slim-security-advisory.html
https://github.com/slimphp/Slim/security/advisories/GHSA-53h4-8rc4-f539
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🚨 Slim Framework released a patch fixing a reflected XSS vulnerability in the HTML error renderer.
Affected versions:
>=v4.4.0, <=v4.15.1
If you are passing unsanitized user input into HttpException, upgrade to Slim v4.15.2 immediately!
https://www.slimframework.com/2026/05/22/slim-security-advisory.html
https://github.com/slimphp/Slim/security/advisories/GHSA-53h4-8rc4-f539
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🚨 Slim Framework released a patch fixing a reflected XSS vulnerability in the HTML error renderer.
Affected versions:
>=v4.4.0, <=v4.15.1
If you are passing unsanitized user input into HttpException, upgrade to Slim v4.15.2 immediately!
https://www.slimframework.com/2026/05/22/slim-security-advisory.html
https://github.com/slimphp/Slim/security/advisories/GHSA-53h4-8rc4-f539
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In #Dotkernel, #Mezzio, and #SlimFramework that’s literally what modules/middlewares are when used correctly.
https://docs.mezzio.dev/mezzio/v3/features/modular-applications/#module-structure
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In #Dotkernel, #Mezzio, and #SlimFramework that’s literally what modules/middlewares are when used correctly.
https://docs.mezzio.dev/mezzio/v3/features/modular-applications/#module-structure
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In #Dotkernel, #Mezzio, and #SlimFramework that’s literally what modules/middlewares are when used correctly.
https://docs.mezzio.dev/mezzio/v3/features/modular-applications/#module-structure
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In #Dotkernel, #Mezzio, and #SlimFramework that’s literally what modules/middlewares are when used correctly.
https://docs.mezzio.dev/mezzio/v3/features/modular-applications/#module-structure
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I’ve just released Slim-Http v1.4.0 which provides support for psr/http-message 2.0.
Thanks to @sandfox for pinging me about the outstanding PR. I’m always happy to be pinged about things like this as keeping up with everything within the limited time I have available for OSS is difficult.
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I’ve just released Slim-Http v1.4.0 which provides support for psr/http-message 2.0.
Thanks to @sandfox for pinging me about the outstanding PR. I’m always happy to be pinged about things like this as keeping up with everything within the limited time I have available for OSS is difficult.
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I’ve just released Slim-Http v1.4.0 which provides support for psr/http-message 2.0.
Thanks to @sandfox for pinging me about the outstanding PR. I’m always happy to be pinged about things like this as keeping up with everything within the limited time I have available for OSS is difficult.
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I’ve just released Slim-Http v1.4.0 which provides support for psr/http-message 2.0.
Thanks to @sandfox for pinging me about the outstanding PR. I’m always happy to be pinged about things like this as keeping up with everything within the limited time I have available for OSS is difficult.
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I’ve just released Slim-Http v1.4.0 which provides support for psr/http-message 2.0.
Thanks to @sandfox for pinging me about the outstanding PR. I’m always happy to be pinged about things like this as keeping up with everything within the limited time I have available for OSS is difficult.
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If you need psr/http-message 2.0 support with Slim-Csrf, I’ve just released 1.5.0 with this support. #php #slimframework
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If you need psr/http-message 2.0 support with Slim-Csrf, I’ve just released 1.5.0 with this support. #php #slimframework
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If you need psr/http-message 2.0 support with Slim-Csrf, I’ve just released 1.5.0 with this support. #php #slimframework
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If you need psr/http-message 2.0 support with Slim-Csrf, I’ve just released 1.5.0 with this support. #php #slimframework
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If you need psr/http-message 2.0 support with Slim-Csrf, I’ve just released 1.5.0 with this support. #php #slimframework
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It's been too long since the last release, but, I've released Slim/Psr7 v1.7.0. #php #slimframework
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It's been too long since the last release, but, I've released Slim/Psr7 v1.7.0. #php #slimframework
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It's been too long since the last release, but, I've released Slim/Psr7 v1.7.0. #php #slimframework
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It's been too long since the last release, but, I've released Slim/Psr7 v1.7.0. #php #slimframework
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It's been too long since the last release, but, I've released Slim/Psr7 v1.7.0. #php #slimframework
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Just sort of thinking out loud about how I organized some code in a Slim Framework application as I gear up to write some more code. #PHP #SlimFramework https://trainedmonkey.com/2024/01/28/where_to_put_routing_code
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Just sort of thinking out loud about how I organized some code in a Slim Framework application as I gear up to write some more code. #PHP #SlimFramework https://trainedmonkey.com/2024/01/28/where_to_put_routing_code
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Just sort of thinking out loud about how I organized some code in a Slim Framework application as I gear up to write some more code. #PHP #SlimFramework https://trainedmonkey.com/2024/01/28/where_to_put_routing_code
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Just sort of thinking out loud about how I organized some code in a Slim Framework application as I gear up to write some more code. #PHP #SlimFramework https://trainedmonkey.com/2024/01/28/where_to_put_routing_code
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Just sort of thinking out loud about how I organized some code in a Slim Framework application as I gear up to write some more code. #PHP #SlimFramework https://trainedmonkey.com/2024/01/28/where_to_put_routing_code
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@rollbrettklauen as long as you’re writing in php a powerful shared hosting option does the job.
It’s not as fancy as k8s clusters with docker, with nodejs, but a lot cheaper and low/no maintenance.
If you’re not looking forward to writing on OOP laravel give #SlimFramework a try ;)
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@rollbrettklauen as long as you’re writing in php a powerful shared hosting option does the job.
It’s not as fancy as k8s clusters with docker, with nodejs, but a lot cheaper and low/no maintenance.
If you’re not looking forward to writing on OOP laravel give #SlimFramework a try ;)
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@rollbrettklauen as long as you’re writing in php a powerful shared hosting option does the job.
It’s not as fancy as k8s clusters with docker, with nodejs, but a lot cheaper and low/no maintenance.
If you’re not looking forward to writing on OOP laravel give #SlimFramework a try ;)
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@rollbrettklauen as long as you’re writing in php a powerful shared hosting option does the job.
It’s not as fancy as k8s clusters with docker, with nodejs, but a lot cheaper and low/no maintenance.
If you’re not looking forward to writing on OOP laravel give #SlimFramework a try ;)
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@rollbrettklauen as long as you’re writing in php a powerful shared hosting option does the job.
It’s not as fancy as k8s clusters with docker, with nodejs, but a lot cheaper and low/no maintenance.
If you’re not looking forward to writing on OOP laravel give #SlimFramework a try ;)
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@slashtechno you’d need to;
1. cache and occasionally get the feed the the mastodon api(or rss)
2. Run a small api to get the cached contents (Maybe with #SlimFramework or #Flask )
3. Use something like #AlpineJS to fetch the content in the static frontend add it in the style you want. -
@slashtechno you’d need to;
1. cache and occasionally get the feed the the mastodon api(or rss)
2. Run a small api to get the cached contents (Maybe with #SlimFramework or #Flask )
3. Use something like #AlpineJS to fetch the content in the static frontend add it in the style you want. -
@slashtechno you’d need to;
1. cache and occasionally get the feed the the mastodon api(or rss)
2. Run a small api to get the cached contents (Maybe with #SlimFramework or #Flask )
3. Use something like #AlpineJS to fetch the content in the static frontend add it in the style you want. -
@slashtechno you’d need to;
1. cache and occasionally get the feed the the mastodon api(or rss)
2. Run a small api to get the cached contents (Maybe with #SlimFramework or #Flask )
3. Use something like #AlpineJS to fetch the content in the static frontend add it in the style you want. -
@slashtechno you’d need to;
1. cache and occasionally get the feed the the mastodon api(or rss)
2. Run a small api to get the cached contents (Maybe with #SlimFramework or #Flask )
3. Use something like #AlpineJS to fetch the content in the static frontend add it in the style you want.