Hi everyone,

My name is Sam Minnee. I'm CEO of SilverStripe Limited, and until 2011 I 
was CTO of the same company. SilverStripe Limited is the main company that 
supports the SilverStripe CMS and Framework open source project, and I was 
the original lead developer of this.  It's current incarnation 
("SilverStripe 2") had the first commit made to it in November 2005 and was 
open-sourced in late 2006. These days, people like Ingo (github.com/chillu) 
and Damian (github.com/tractorcow) write more code than me, although I 
still contribute a fair bit. On GitHub, I'm http://github.com/sminnee. I've 
been coding in PHP since 2002 or so. 

Admittedly, SilverStripe has been a late adopter of the PSR standards but 
I'm passionate about using PSRs as a way of getting more effective 
interoperability and re-use between PHP frameworks and projects and of 
avoiding the extent to which different frameworks created "camps" or walled 
gardens that you need to buy into. I'm a big fan of DDD / hexagonal 
architecture and, to some extent, of the micro-package approach, although 
admittedly it can be taken too far.

Relevant experience:

 - 14 years  ith PHP
 - Building a reusable framework, working with developers to help get it 
adopted, and using it in anger on client projects
 - Managing a user community, encouraging the free exchange of ideas while 
keeping things civil most of the time
 - Balancing commercial and community interests

I would be honoured to be selected to help the PHP-FIG move towards 
breaking down the walls between PHP frameworks and of helping make PHP the 
leading language for the server part of web-apps.

Thanks,
Sam

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