Shadow test of new API - run requests and check output the same
A course:
- API introduction
- API protocols
- API types and formats
- API authentication, part 1: Basic vs. key
- API authentication, part 2: OAuth
- API design
- Real-time API communication
- API implementation
An Introduction to APIs | Hacker News
Standards work cause everyone understands them. I know a PUT request is almost certainly an update of some kind. I know a POST makes something.
For most shit you wanna do, its view, edit, delete, its really not that complicated.
Am I the only one around here who hates the whole PUT PATCH nonsense? When I write APIs, you’re either querying data with a GET, or mutating data with a POST. Everything else is a waste of time.
Designing a REST API: Unix time vs ISO-8601
It is in my opinion that a REST API should implement ISO-8601.