Adding GraphQL to our REST APIs
Rarely do we get to build applications from scratch. Rather, we frequently have to make improvements on existing systems. Coursera has built on their existing REST APIs. Here’s…
Rarely do we get to build applications from scratch. Rather, we frequently have to make improvements on existing systems. Coursera has built on their existing REST APIs. Here’s…
Justin Ball CTO AtomicJolt GearSnyper, SnapLinker, SnapSearcher http://www.justinball.com It Would Be Really Cool If… Open All The Things! Open Source APIs Open Content Open…
So you’ve worked hard to integrate your website with authorize.net and now you’re ready to turn it on and make the big bucks. You run your first real transaction and get: User…
I just got an invite to a FamilySearch Webinar. I imagine you are supposed to be a member of the developer group to attend, but I doubt they would throw you out. Here’s the…
If these posts don’t make sense sorry. They are for my notes. API is based on REST. A lot of data is sensitive so they use SSL to secure data transfer. Prefer XML elements over…
We’re back from lunch. I had a great chat with Alan Braverman the CTO & founder of Geni. They are doing some cool things by connecting living people with their families and to the…
I am in the Ruby-fs API presentation now. Funding for the library came from USFamilyTree.com. It is REST based. Data model is: Person Person has many Assertions Assertion has one…
What do we read out of family search? Person Information Search Match Authorities Data – places LDS Ordinance Information Objects available in the new FamilySearch Person Search…
A couple of developers from Creative Commons were at the code sprint last week. It is fun to interact with guys who are making the world a better place. Creative Commons latest…