December 2018
Intermediate to advanced
505 pages
10h 3m
English
In Part 1, we examined decoupled Drupal from a conceptual and historical perspective by following its trajectory on the server side and client side and analyzing common decoupled Drupal approaches and motivations for using a particular paradigm over another. In these chapters, we dive into how Drupal core provides web services for consumers, how Drupal’s contributed ecosystem has fostered a substantial ecosystem surrounding core features, and how to authenticate requests against Drupal’s web services.
In the process, we will enumerate a large variety of technologies, including modules in Drupal core (Serialization, RESTful Web Services, HAL), Drupal contributed modules (JSON API, RELAXed Web Services, GraphQL, ...
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