When to use HTTP status code 404 in an API
I am working on a project and after arguing with people at work for about more than a hour. I decided to know what people on stack-exchange might say.
What does it mean to “expose” something?
So I am working on creating a Google App Engine Application, and I’ve come across the term “expose” a number of times, e.g. “your first app can expose objects using an HTTP based API” and “expose this datamodel class through a REST API”. What does “expose” mean? Is there a particular action associated it, or is it an abstract part of design?
What does it mean to “expose” something?
So I am working on creating a Google App Engine Application, and I’ve come across the term “expose” a number of times, e.g. “your first app can expose objects using an HTTP based API” and “expose this datamodel class through a REST API”. What does “expose” mean? Is there a particular action associated it, or is it an abstract part of design?
What does it mean to “expose” something?
So I am working on creating a Google App Engine Application, and I’ve come across the term “expose” a number of times, e.g. “your first app can expose objects using an HTTP based API” and “expose this datamodel class through a REST API”. What does “expose” mean? Is there a particular action associated it, or is it an abstract part of design?
Rest API Architecture from Rest in Practice book
We maintain an API that as part of its purpose makes a call to an external API. This external API takes a few seconds to fulfil the request we make to it. With our current architecture the request is made synchronously, meaning that the http response we return to the user request is blocked until our service get the response from the external API.
Rest API Architecture from Rest in Practice book
We maintain an API that as part of its purpose makes a call to an external API. This external API takes a few seconds to fulfil the request we make to it. With our current architecture the request is made synchronously, meaning that the http response we return to the user request is blocked until our service get the response from the external API.
Rest API Architecture from Rest in Practice book
We maintain an API that as part of its purpose makes a call to an external API. This external API takes a few seconds to fulfil the request we make to it. With our current architecture the request is made synchronously, meaning that the http response we return to the user request is blocked until our service get the response from the external API.
What can REST API do that a API using HTTP URL query strings cannot do?
I’m learning about REST and had the chance to build a basic REST API. After doing so, most of the material I read was internalized and I now have a better understanding of it.
What can REST API do that a API using HTTP URL query strings cannot do?
I’m learning about REST and had the chance to build a basic REST API. After doing so, most of the material I read was internalized and I now have a better understanding of it.
What can REST API do that a API using HTTP URL query strings cannot do?
I’m learning about REST and had the chance to build a basic REST API. After doing so, most of the material I read was internalized and I now have a better understanding of it.