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The OpenAPI Specification is a specification that describes a well-laid-out approach to defining the structure of a RESTful API. There are many ways you can describe the APIs you create. The OpenAPI specification makes it easy by defining a set of rules and providing guidelines that ...

Published 2 years ago

I have an enlarged textarea box in the backend of my blog where I type my content as markdown and it has always been a pain whenever I need to indent some of the content. By default, the browser hops onto a new field whenever I hit the tab key. Up until now the only way I could indent te...

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In a browser, typing a URL and pressing enter leads you to a webpage. In some cases, the URL needs to be modified with unique information from the user to get a specific response. Consider a website that shows a list of movies, for example. Let's say the URL for this website is . There w...

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Curl is a command-line tool for making network requests to servers. It can be found on most UNIX-based systems ie: Linux and Mac OS. It can also be set up on Windows with a little bit of e...

Published 2 years ago

One of the things about APIs is that without accompanying documentation it's difficult to know what is available. On the other hand, most command-line tools, have the well know flag you can invoke to view all the options you can access. What if we could implement something similar to th...

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An API client is a tool used to test APIs. Software developers usually write client-side code to make API calls to a server, however, during the development of such systems, it's a lot more convenient to test those APIs using an API client instead of writing client code. API clients allow...