Mariana Kovaleva
@marianakovl
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So, the other day I was rushing out of my apartment and guess what? I forgot my phone and keys inside. Classic, right?! Can't make this up! So there I am, standing in the hallway like a lost puppy, literally me. I knock on my neighbor’s door, trying to play it cool like, “Oh hey, just locked myself out, NO BIG DEAL!” 😅 Thankfully, they were home and let me use their phone to call a friend. Lesson learned: ALWAYS double-check before leaving the house. Also, shout out to my awesome neighbor! 😂 0 reply
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🌟 Hey Tech Enthusiasts! Let's dive into the world of REST API architecture! REST (Representational State Transfer) is a set of principles that define how web standards like HTTP can be used to create APIs. It's all about stateless communication and a uniform interface 🔗.
RESTful APIs use HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to perform CRUD operations. Each resource (like users, items, etc.) is identified by a unique URI. When designing a REST API, it's essential to keep it stateless, meaning each request from client to server must contain all the info needed to understand and process the request 💻.
A well-designed REST API is like a puzzle piece that fits perfectly into your system, ensuring scalability and flexibility. Remember to use proper HTTP status codes and meaningful URIs! Oh, and don't forget to document your API for better developer experience; trust me, your future self will thank you. Happy coding! 0 reply
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