Rest API - Best Practices - Design

0:00 - Introduction
0:52 - Stateless API
2:29 - Making Stateful Apps Stateless
4:37 - No action for the API
7:52 - Do not return plain text
9:35 - Recipe for disaster
12:38 - Handling Exceptions
14:26 - Worth to HATEOAS?

[luczztem]

I've never seen a so well made video about APIs, and I watch a LOT of coding related content! Congrats and thanks bro this one is a gem.

[MrChest]

This video just made me to re-learn everything I know about Rest API

[awaitingforsunrise]

Very useful and quite understandable. Very good quality. Thank you!

[collinskariuki]

Thank you so much for this. This video is very informative, straight to the point and so well done

[DannyLearnsPega]

Great content. Straight to the point. :)
If you don't mind me asking, what software do you use for your animations and texts?

[EnavSounds]

Nice video. Like few nowadays short and to the point

[kssaravo]

Great Video. Thank you for your effort.

[indian]

Your videos are very informative and awesome

[caiotrevisan]

I love the content I just wished it was louder hehe. Thx.

[ogunsanmidejiseye]

Great video has always. Can you design a core banking application? mainly how transfers, deposit and withdrawers work, for large scale bank app

[AzizHe]

Great video!
Where do you make your slides?

[adesh]

Could you please expand on the uri naming section for real world scenarios.. i would like to know how to name apis for non crud operation ie what would your name your api that is used to upload or download a file, send out a notification or even login, signup, reset password for a user (as according to rest naming scheme /users/login isnt right as login is an action). This is something I see being missed by a lot of tutorials.

[ikrpqzg]

6:40 why path parameter is better than query parameter?

[TienTran-dnjl]

Your videos are instrestring. How do you thing about Search Engine?

[milad]

pls create new content your video is good

[johanneskingma]

6:29 works only for nouns with a different plural spelling

[anasouardini]

I will still use POST instead of GET when the "read" query is that complex: REST is so dumb.