API Engineer: Node | Python | Django | Postman | PostgreSQL

API Engineer: Node | Python | Django | Postman | PostgreSQL, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 68 lectures, based on 135 reviews, and has 24328 subscribers.

You will learn about Build a REST API with Node,Express and PostgreSQL Build REST API with Python, Django and MySQL Connect to database with Psql Create database and table Setup express server Connect database to node Create routes Create endpoints Test API with Postman This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners to API development It is particularly useful for Beginners to API development.

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Summary

Title: API Engineer: Node | Python | Django | Postman | PostgreSQL

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $44.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Build a REST API with Node,Express and PostgreSQL
Build REST API with Python, Django and MySQL
Connect to database with Psql
Create database and table
Setup express server
Connect database to node
Create routes
Create endpoints
Test API with Postman

Who Should Attend

Beginners to API development

Target Audiences

Beginners to API development

API is the acronym for Application Programming Interface, which is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other. Each time you use an app like Facebook, send an instant message, or check the weather on your phone, you’re using an API.

API engineers design, develop, implement, oversee, and adapt APIs – application programming interfaces – for a number of different types of organizations in business, education, science, and other fields in which data queries are made via internet and cloud platforms.

These engineers usually develop APIs using a technology called REST. REST is an acronym for ‘representational state technology.’ Applications created using this technology are referred to as RESTful APIs. API engineers use RESTful APIs to create any number of individual applications and products for an organization. API engineers code in a number of different computer languages that are portable or non-platform dependent, such as Java, Ruby, Scala, JavaScript, as well as hypertext protocol markup language (HTML) for web pages. An API engineer will write code and incorporate existing APIs into that code, or the engineer may write an original API specific to the organization’s needs.

Because APIs serve a number of different organization types, API engineers also consult with the organization’s experts. For example, an API engineer working for a large retail chain will consult with marketing and sales to develop APIs that are specific to those fields and that particular organization. Engineers are also involved in data security and work closely with data security measures and protocols, such as user access control and token management, to protect both the organization from threats and exploits and the end users from experiencing any type of cyber attack. With cloud services rapidly rising on the internet, API engineers work to make cloud data transfers and tasks more efficient by overseeing the data warehouse as well as ensuring that background tasks perform as expected.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: What is an API

Lecture 3: What is a REST API

Lecture 4: What is Node

Lecture 5: What is Express

Lecture 6: What is Python

Lecture 7: What is Django

Lecture 8: What is PostgreSQL

Lecture 9: What is SQL

Chapter 2: Environment Setup Installations

Lecture 1: Installing Python on Windows

Lecture 2: Installing Python on Macs

Lecture 3: Installing Python on Linux | Ubuntu

Lecture 4: Installing Django

Lecture 5: Installing PostgreSQL on Windows

Lecture 6: Installing PostgreSQL on Macs

Lecture 7: Installing PostgreSQL on Linux

Lecture 8: Install MySQL

Lecture 9: MySQL Workbench

Lecture 10: Installing Node

Lecture 11: What is NPM

Lecture 12: Updating NPM

Lecture 13: Installing Text Editor

Lecture 14: Installing Postman

Lecture 15: What is http

Lecture 16: Http Request Methods

Lecture 17: Http Response Status Codes

Lecture 18: Testing Http Request Methods

Chapter 3: Build A REST API with Node ,Express and PostgreSQL

Lecture 1: Connect to database with Psql Shell

Lecture 2: Create a new user account on database

Lecture 3: Create a new database

Lecture 4: Create a table

Lecture 5: Insert data into database

Lecture 6: Create a package.json file

Lecture 7: Installing Express

Lecture 8: Installing node-postgres connector

Lecture 9: Creating index.js file (app file)

Lecture 10: Starting express server

Lecture 11: Connect database to node

Lecture 12: Create route to get all data from database table

Lecture 13: Create route to get a single record from database table

Lecture 14: Create route to add new record to database

Lecture 15: Create route to Update a single record in database

Lecture 16: Create route to delete record from database

Lecture 17: Export route functions

Lecture 18: Create endpoints

Lecture 19: Test API using Postman

Lecture 20: Download Resource Files

Chapter 4: Build a REST API with Python ,Django ,MySQL

Lecture 1: Create and activate a virtual environment

Lecture 2: Install Django

Lecture 3: Create a Django Project

Lecture 4: Create a Django App

Lecture 5: Register Django app

Lecture 6: Install REST framework

Lecture 7: Install Corsheaders

Lecture 8: Django MySQL Database Setup

Lecture 9: Initial Migration

Lecture 10: Create a Django Model

Lecture 11: Creating and applying new migration

Lecture 12: Creating a serializer class

Lecture 13: Start and stop Django server

Lecture 14: Create super user account

Lecture 15: Create views: Part 1

Lecture 16: Create views: Part 2

Lecture 17: Maping views to URLS

Lecture 18: Register Model with Admin Site

Lecture 19: Create model objects

Lecture 20: Test API

Lecture 21: Download Source Code

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