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Published 2 years ago

What You Need To Know About APIs As A Technical Writer

API which is an acronym for Application Programming Interface is used to refer to any software implementation that enables two distinct systems to communicate with each other. In modern software development most of this communication is done over HTTP. APIs c...

Published 2 years ago

Postman Tutorial For Technical Writers

Postman can be used for a lot of things these days but at its core, it's an API client which is a term used to describe a tool used to interact and test APIs. One of the ways to test out APIs is to write code, however as a technical writer this is not always convenient so having...

Published 2 years ago

5 Terms To Know As A Technical Writer [part 1]

API stands for Application Programming Interface. It describes any software setup that allows software systems to communicate with one another. Servers are very powerful computers. Some have high computing power as well as ample storage capacities. Compare this to a mobile device, and it'...

Published 2 years ago

How To Successfully Upgrade Laravel Applications To The Latest Version

One of the painful but most often useful things you have to do as a software developer or team is upgrading your software to the latest version of a framework it relies on. Most often you can delay the need to upgrade if you are running on a ...

Published 3 years ago

I Leant Something New Trying To Build A Github Profile Analytics Tool

So last night an interesting idea popped into my head, a simple solution to help you track who visited your GitHub profile. I began thinking of an approach and finally settled on pixel tracking ....

Published 3 years ago

No Time To Learn A Static Site Generator? Try This

Traditionally we built sites supported by a backend that takes data and spreads it onto an HTML template. Backends also took care of the differences between rendered pages. This setup is what we refer to as a dynamically rendered site. For many sites, this approach meant each time...