What’s your favorite way to make a web API? Give us an outline:
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Programming languave typescript
Framework :Nestjs framework
API : (inbuilt)Nestjs graphql package(Apollo)
Documentation: (inbuilt) graphql playground
ORM: nestjs-typeorm package
Graphql rocks since trying it out I have rarely ever gone back to REST
Oooo a GraphQL answer with TypeScript! I’ve been wanting to try this sort of solution and tried (and failed) to do so with Node (express I think).
Do you have a recommended tutorial / example / anything I could get started with trying NestJS?
There is this example here github.com/nestjs/nest/tree/master... will make a git of nest js , graphpl MySQL simple crud and share it
I'm in love with GraphQL so I'm currently using this approach instead of traditional REST APIs.
I haven’t heard of Starlette, I’ll take a look. Thanks!
I keep wanting to try out C#, but that requires me to spend time on Windows which I barely use 🙃.
Does .NET have a good way of exporting stuff to Postman or do you have to write your docs / tests independently of your code?
Cool thing is .Net Core doesn't run only on Windows.
This! 👆👆
I do all of my C#.NET development on a Mac.
As for exporting from .NET to Postman though, I actually work the other way around. I try to define the APIs first with their request data, possible responses, etc. You can then generate server / client code from there. However, I do typically write the two separately still.
Right on, I’ll definitely try out C# then from the confort of my home OS :). Do you have a recommended starting point? Meaning a favorite tutorial or book or website?
Programming Language: PHP
Framework: Laravel
Scheme/spec/standard: JUR
Documentation: dunno
Authentication: firebase/jwt-php + Crypt::encrypt Laravel's facade
Authorization: Laravel's Gate
Client libraries: dunno
Thanks! I’ve only done a teeny tiny bit of PHP but it still rules the internet by usage. Glad to hear they have a framework which handles authorization for you.
I have used firebase for authentication from Go, it’s very easy and I strongly recommend it to anyone over doing your own password storage/hashing.
I share your pov, I prefer firebase authentication over Laravel passeport mostly because I like to integrate it in my client, so I do least server side code possible, yet Laravel make me earn so much time :)
Well, I am a Symfony dev so here goes:
Another PHP framework which handles authorization, nice! Maybe it’s just Flask that doesn’t have a standard method 😅.
Haven’t done anything with JSONAPI, I’ll have to check it out.
I found this neat tool where I don't need to write any code:
Instantwebapi.com
It generates the code for web API and unit tests!