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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/restful-web-api-design-with-nodejs/
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课程名称：使用 NodeJS 设计 RESTful Web API 课程概述：RESTful Web API 使开发者能够利用互联网上的数据创建前所未有的应用程序。由于 JavaScript 是网络的语言，使用 Node.js 构建 API 提供了前后端无缝的开发体验。本视频课程将介绍 RESTful API 的概念，并详细讲解构建 API 的逻辑步骤。课程探索了三种不同的 API，重点比较它们的相似性和差异，以有效地实施其功能。 课程内容包括： - 定义 API，展示如何基于 HTTP 构建 API，并列出使 API 符合 REST 标准的特性。 - 开发 Twitter Notes，这是一个允许用户为其 Twitter 朋友留下笔记的网络应用程序。 - 使用 Twitter 的 API 实现登录流程，并设计 Web API。 - 深入研究两个其他真实世界的 API——Facebook API 和 GitHub API。 - 介绍一些最佳实践，以确保 API 的安全性、可维护性和性能。 课程结束时，学员将对于 API、HTTP、REST、OAuth 1.0a、API 测试和 API 安全有良好的理解。由于课程探讨了三种不同的 REST API，学员将能够熟练使用任何 RESTful API，即使没有 SDK 支持。 关于作者：Saleh Hamadeh 从 13 岁开始编程，目前在乔治亚理工学院学习计算机科学。Saleh 是 gt-webdev 学生组织的主席，专注于教授学生网络开发。在乔治亚理工学院期间，Saleh 曾在 BrainJocks 和 Yahoo! 实习，担任网络开发人员。他对互联网的未来充满热情，希望在这个领域工作、学习和教学。
RESTful Web APIs allow developers to create unprecedented applications by leveraging the data on the Internet. Since JavaScript is the language of the web, building APIs using Node.js provides a seamless development experience on both the front end and the back end. This video course gives you an overview of a RESTful API and goes through the logical steps of building one. It explores three different APIs, focusing on their similarities and differences to effectively implement one. We'll start off by defining APIs, showing how they can be built on top of HTTP, and listing the properties that make an API RESTful. We will develop Twitter Notes, a web application that lets its users leave notes for their Twitter friends. We will use Twitter's API to implement a login flow and then design a web API. In addition to using Twitter's API, we will take a closer look at two other real-world APIs-Facebook API and GitHub API. Finally, we'll end up honing some best practices to keep the APIs secure, maintainable, and performant. By the end of this course, you will have a good grasp of APIs, HTTP, REST, OAuth 1.0a, API testing, and API security. Since the course explores three different REST APIs, you will reach a level where you will be comfortable using any RESTful API, even if it does not have an SDK.About The AuthorSaleh Hamadeh started programming when he was 13, and he currently studies computer science at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Saleh became president of gt-webdev, a student organization focused on teaching students web development. During his time at Georgia Tech, Saleh interned as a web developer at BrainJocks and Yahoo! Saleh is passionate about the future of the web and hopes to work, learn, and teach in that field.
