Designing RESTful APIs: Learn to Design API from Scratch
Designing RESTful APIs: Learn to Design API from Scratch, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.27, with 89 lectures, 7 quizzes, based on 574 reviews, and has 4091 subscribers.
You will learn about Overview of RESTful APIs and its benefits. You will learn about RESTful API from scratch. You will know why you need to design an API. Understanding the structure of a professionally written API. You will grasp the structure of it and become an expert in designing an API. Step-by-step instructions for designing a RESTful API. You will learn to design a new API from scratch. Design API resources and associations between them. Know how to design the resource including naming convention, relationship between APIs, etc. Designing API operations. Master the ideal usage of HTTP GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH operations. Design the API requests and responses for each of the common HTTP operations. Includes designing error message formats to follow in your projects. Designing for filtering, pagination, and sorting. Design API versioning methods that you can employ to track the changes you make to the APIs. Lots of Downloadable PDFs: Designing RESTful API Quick Guide, HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet. Practice assignments to apply your learning from this course. You will feel comfortable starting working on real-life projects. This course is ideal for individuals who are API Developers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You are involved in either design or development of web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation for RESTful design concepts for API development. It is particularly useful for API Developers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You are involved in either design or development of web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation for RESTful design concepts for API development.
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Summary
Title: Designing RESTful APIs: Learn to Design API from Scratch
Price: $74.99
Average Rating: 4.27
Number of Lectures: 89
Number of Quizzes: 7
Number of Published Lectures: 89
Number of Published Quizzes: 7
Number of Curriculum Items: 96
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 96
Original Price: $89.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Overview of RESTful APIs and its benefits. You will learn about RESTful API from scratch. You will know why you need to design an API.
- Understanding the structure of a professionally written API. You will grasp the structure of it and become an expert in designing an API.
- Step-by-step instructions for designing a RESTful API. You will learn to design a new API from scratch.
- Design API resources and associations between them. Know how to design the resource including naming convention, relationship between APIs, etc.
- Designing API operations. Master the ideal usage of HTTP GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH operations.
- Design the API requests and responses for each of the common HTTP operations. Includes designing error message formats to follow in your projects.
- Designing for filtering, pagination, and sorting.
- Design API versioning methods that you can employ to track the changes you make to the APIs.
- Lots of Downloadable PDFs: Designing RESTful API Quick Guide, HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet.
- Practice assignments to apply your learning from this course. You will feel comfortable starting working on real-life projects.
Who Should Attend
- API Developers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You are involved in either design or development of web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation for RESTful design concepts for API development.
Target Audiences
- API Developers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You are involved in either design or development of web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation for RESTful design concepts for API development.
Enrolled Students Review
“Halfway through the course, and I am content so far. He’s taking his time to patiently explain the various concepts as we go through the course. So far, he’s pretty clear in his explanations and what we are covering.”— Jack Jarvis
“A lot of this course I knew, but the document was what put it into perspective. Very good course or Review for anyone. I highly recommend this… “— Lawrence Thurman
“A very comfortable course with a summary to revise the concepts. a must for the designer/developer to write the specifications before writing code. Learned a lot.” — Samuel Wong.
“I like how carefully the author has chosen the text.” — Riccardo Gamberini.
“Very methodically explained each topic step-by-step with full details. I am enjoying the course.”— Suraj Kumar.
“Simplicity explaining. Easy to understand. Recommend this course”—Wanlop Sinthupakom.
“A nice course that explains the principles of Restful Design without boring or further ado. It may be even shorter, but it is possible to easily skip the places you find unnecessarily long and just read the slides and still understand the content of the lecture from the slides.” — Ahmet Karahan
Course Update History
Jan 2023: *NEW* Added practice activities for Designing API Operations, Requests, and Responses sections.
Aug 2022: *NEW*Added downloadable Postman Collection file that can be used as a reference while taking this course.
Aug-2022: *NEW* Rolled out the new version of the downloadable resource Designing RESTful API Quick Guide v1.2.pdf.
Jan-2022: *NEW* Added practice activities for API overview and API Resources sections.
Sep-2021: *NEW* Released Designing RESTful API Quick Guide v1.1.pdf downloadable resource that supports endpoints for associations.
Mar-2021: Initial version
A well-designed API will be your best friend. On the other hand, a lousy API will lead to recurring problems that require continuous updates and support. Hence, it would be best if you designed the API well before implementing or sharing it with other stakeholders.
The usage ofAPIhas dramatically increased in recent times, especially for cloud-native applications. Microservices have become mainstream that exposes their services through API endpoints. You will learn how to design an API from the requirements through a step-by-step approach.I’ve also included the companion sheets you can use whenever you need to create an API at your work.
My name is Praveen, and I am your instructor for this course! I had worked for about ten years in Honeywell,wherein I’d transitioned from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, and so on in C#. I’m a Certified ScrumMaster (CSM) and Scrum Master for a Security R&D team for the past 6+ years. Moreover, I’ve published dozens of courses and taught over 25000+ students on various software development topics.
Topics Covered In This Course
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Overview of RESTful APIs and their benefits. You will learn about RESTful API from scratch without prior knowledge. You will know why you need to design an API.
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Understand the structure of a professionally written API. You will grasp its form and become an expert in designing an API.
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Step-by-step instructions for designing a RESTful API. You will learn to create a new API from scratch.
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Design RESTful API resources and associations between them. Know how to design the resource, including naming convention, the relationship between APIs, etc.
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Design RESTful API operations. Master the ideal usage of HTTP GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, and PATCH operations.
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Design API requests and responses for each of the standard HTTP operations. Includes designing error message formats with the exact structure to follow in your projects.
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Design for filtering, pagination, and sorting.
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Design API versioning methodsthat you can employ to track the changes you make to the APIs.
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Lots of Downloadable PDFs: Designing RESTful API Quick Guide, HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet, etc
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Practice assignmentsto apply your learning so that you grasp all the concepts you learned in this course. You will feel comfortable starting to work on real-life projects.
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& Many More!
More Reasons To Take This Course
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APIs are consuming the entire world in every field.
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RESTful APIs are the 1st choice among API developers while working with APIs.
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Get ahead of the curve and learn to design first before implementing API.
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Each lesson in this course is bite-sized, easy to learn, and finished.
Uberand Airbnbuse APIs to enhance their product portfolios and remain the top leader in their respective segment.
This course provides over 5 hoursof content along with practice activities. To help you better, it follows a step-by-step approach to designing a RESTful API from scratch.
At The End Of This Course
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You will know to design a RESTful API from scratch.
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You will be able to design and write down each element of the API in a way that is extremely clear and looks professional.
Who Is This Course For?
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API Developers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You are involved in either design or development of web services. This course will provide a strong foundation for RESTful design concepts for API development.
Prerequisite
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Basic knowledge of APIs will be helpful but not mandatory. In this course, you will learn about designing these APIs from scratch.
What Do You Get When You Enroll In This Course?
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Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course content
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Personalized support and answers to your questions
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Udemy certificate of completion
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30-Day 100% money-back guarantee
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Course Introduction
Lecture 1: Welcome & About This Course
Lecture 2: DOWNLOAD: Designing RESTful API Quick Guide
Lecture 3: DOWNLOAD: RESTful API Design Document Template
Lecture 4: DOWNLOAD: Postman Collection File
Lecture 5: Join the Official Coding Masters Group
Chapter 2: Getting Started with Designing APIs
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: What is API?
Lecture 3: Why Should You Design API?
Lecture 4: STEP 1: Create a New API
Lecture 5: Types of API
Lecture 6: STEP 2: Identify the Type of API
Lecture 7: Should You Change the Existing API Design?
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 3: Overview of RESTful APIs
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: How HTTP Works?
Lecture 3: Parts of a HTTP Request
Lecture 4: DEMO: Parts of a HTTP Request
Lecture 5: What is REST?
Lecture 6: DEMO: API in Postman
Lecture 7: URL vs URI
Lecture 8: STEP 3: Identify the Server Base URL
Lecture 9: Summary
Chapter 4: Designing API Resources
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Resources should be Nouns
Lecture 3: STEP 4: Identify the Resources
Lecture 4: Resources should be Collections
Lecture 5: STEP 5: Have the Resources as Plural
Lecture 6: STEP 6: Define the Resource Models
Lecture 7: Use Unique Identifiers
Lecture 8: STEP 7: Select the Identifier for Each Resource
Lecture 9: Non-resource Data should be Query Parameters
Lecture 10: Summary
Chapter 5: Designing Associations between Resources
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Defining Relationships between Resources
Lecture 3: STEP 8: Identify the Association for Each Resource
Lecture 4: URL Shouldn’t be Complex
Lecture 5: STEP 9: Check for the URL Complexity
Lecture 6: Combine Related Resources
Lecture 7: Summary
Chapter 6: Designing API Operations
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Overview of HTTP Operations
Lecture 3: Common HTTP Operations
Lecture 4: Selecting Operations based on Individual Item or Collection
Lecture 5: Idempotent Methods
Lecture 6: Differences between POST, PUT, and PATCH
Lecture 7: STEP 10: Identify the Operations for Each Resource
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 7: Designing API Requests
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Designing Request Parameters
Lecture 3: STEP 11: Identify the Parameters Required for the Operation
Lecture 4: Designing Request Content
Lecture 5: STEP 12: Identify the Content Type of Request for the Operation
Lecture 6: STEP 13: Identify the Request Body for the Operation
Lecture 7: Summary
Chapter 8: Designing API Responses
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: HTTP Status Codes
Lecture 3: Designing Status Codes in Responses
Lecture 4: STEP 14: Identify the HTTP Status Codes for the Operation
Lecture 5: Choosing the Format of Responses
Lecture 6: STEP 15: Identify the Content Type of Response for the Operation
Lecture 7: Designing Response Body
Lecture 8: STEP 16: Identify the Response Body for the Operation
Lecture 9: Designing Error Handling
Lecture 10: STEP 17: Handle Errors for the Operation
Lecture 11: Summary
Chapter 9: Design for Filtering, Pagination, and Sorting
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Support for Filtering Data
Lecture 3: STEP 18: Identify the Need for Filtering and Add If Needed
Lecture 4: Support for Pagination of Data
Lecture 5: STEP 19: Identify the Need for Pagination and Add If Needed
Lecture 6: Support for Sorting Data
Lecture 7: STEP 20: Identify the Need for Sorting and Add If Needed
Lecture 8: Summary
Chapter 10: Designing API Versions
Lecture 1: Introduction
Lecture 2: Why you Should Version APIs?
Lecture 3: Ways to Version APIs
Lecture 4: Approach 1: No versioning
Lecture 5: Approach 2: URL Versioning
Lecture 6: Approach 3: Query String Versioning
Lecture 7: Approach 4: Header Versioning
Lecture 8: Approach 5: Media Type Versioning
Lecture 9: Which Versioning Approach to Use?
Lecture 10: STEP 21: Identify the API Versioning Scheme and Set the API Version
Instructors
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Praveenkumar Bouna
Cloud Instructor
Rating Distribution
- 1 stars: 6 votes
- 2 stars: 15 votes
- 3 stars: 70 votes
- 4 stars: 191 votes
- 5 stars: 292 votes
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