September 2018
Intermediate to advanced
230 pages
5h 11m
English
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Index
A
- additions to APIs, Adding
- additive-change strategy, Additive-change strategy
- Amazon Web Services (AWS), Finding the Bottlenecks
- ambassador programs, Train-the-Trainer and Ambassador Programs
- analytics dashboards, Build tooling
- Apache Thrift, Remote Procedure Call
- API testers, Sandboxes and API Testers
- APIs
- about, What’s an API?
- attributes and traits of good APIs, Conclusion
- business case for, The Business Case for APIs-APIs as the Product
- APIs as a product, APIs as the Product
- APIs for external developers first, internal developers second, APIs for External Developers First, Internal Developers Second
- APIs for internal developers first, external developers second, APIs for Internal Developers First, External Developers Second
- characteristics of great APIs, What Makes an API Great?
- description language, API description languages-Describing and validating requests
- design paradigms, API Paradigms
- designing (see designing APIs, best practices; designing APIs, practical exercise in)
- event-driven, Event-Driven APIs-Closing Thoughts
- comparison of different types, HTTP Streaming
- HTTP Streaming, HTTP Streaming-HTTP Streaming
- WebHooks, WebHooks-WebSockets
- WebSockets, WebSockets-HTTP Streaming
- request–response
- comparison of types, GraphQL
- GraphQL, GraphQL-GraphQL
- REST, Representational State Transfer-Remote Procedure Call
- RPC, Remote Procedure Call-Remote Procedure Call
- security (see security)
- uses of, Why Do We Need APIs?
- application names, misleading, prohibiting in OAuth, OAuth Best Practices
- application-level ...
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