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Build APIS You Would Not Hate(1st Edition)

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Phil Sturgeon, Laura Bohill

Free build apis you would not hate 1st edition phil sturgeon, laura bohill 0692232699, 978-0692232699
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ISBN: 0692232699, 978-0692232699

Book publisher: Philip J. Sturgeon (August 12, 2015)

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Build APIS You Would Not Hate 1st Edition Summary: API development is becoming increasingly common for server-side developers thanks to the rise of front-end JavaScript frameworks, iPhone applications, and API-centric architectures. It might seem like grabbing stuff from a data source and shoving it out as JSON would be easy, but surviving changes in business logic, database schema updates, new features, or deprecated endpoints can be a nightmare. After finding many of the existing resources for API development to be lacking, Phil learned a lot of things the hard way through years of trial and error. This book aims to condense that experience, taking examples and explanations further than the trivial apples and pears nonsense tutorials often provide. By passing on some best practices and general good advice you can hit the ground running with API development, combined with some horror stories and how they were overcome/avoided/averted. This book will discuss the theory of designing and building APIs in any language or framework, with this theory applied in PHP-based examples.