Unit 6. Building an API
In unit 5, you added some new features to allow users to log in to your application securely. This addition allows you to start distinguishing content that you’d like to show only to logged-in users, not the general public. After all, you probably want users to be able to delete only their own content, not that of others. These improvements increase the possibilities of browser interaction by your users. Internet browsers, however, are only one of many types of clients that may want to interact with your data.
In this lesson, I discuss how to make better use of your application programming interfaces (APIs). An API is the method through which clients can interact with your application data. Currently, that interaction ...
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