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openapi.com
The main HTTP Methods (idempotent and non-idempotent) used in REST API development |
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codejourney.blog
In the previous post, I talked a lot little bit about the history of the HTTP protocol and how it works. Let's dive a little bit deeper into the whole networking world. I mentioned APIs and tried to explain what they are and what they are used for (hopefully it is a bit clearer now)... |
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programminghistorian.org
[AI summary] The text provides an in-depth explanation of creating a web API using Python and Flask, with a focus on a Distant Reading Archive project. It walks through the implementation of an API that retrieves data from an SQLite database, allowing filtering by book author, publication year, or ID. The API's functionality is demonstrated through examples of real-world applications such as data visualizations and Twitterbots. The text also discusses API design principles, including RESTful architecture, query parameter handling, and error management. |
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loufranco.com
[AI summary] A blog post discusses an MIT study on GitHub Copilot's impact on software development productivity, highlighting its effectiveness in speeding up task completion for experienced developers. |
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