APIs form the foundation of modern software development. They enable communication between systems and devices – from web applications and mobile apps to IoT devices. One of the most well-known and widely used architectures for APIs is the RESTful API. But what exactly does that mean? In this article, we take a closer look at RESTful APIs, explain how they work, highlight their advantages, and provide examples.
Imagine you want to share a secret message with a friend without anyone else being able to read it. The problem is, you are on opposite sides of the world, and you don’t trust the postman. This is where public-key cryptography steps in—a method that allows secrets to be shared securely, even if the whole world is watching.
Markdown is a markup language designed to make text formatting simple and readable. It is widely used for creating documentation, blog posts, and other texts where simple formatting suffices. This blog post provides an in-depth introduction to Markdown.
The concepts of URI, URN, and URL are fundamental in the realm of web development and internet communication. They sound similar, almost the same and yet each acronym has its own meaning. This blog article is a breakdown of their differences.
Google search is our everyday companion when looking for information on the web. The user interface is quite simple: you type in your search term, and most of the time, you're bombarded with an almost endless list of search results. Often, what you're actually looking for can be found on page 2 or 3, or not at all.
You can, however, google very effectively by using search operators. In this blog article, I'll introduce you to search operators that will help you refine your Google searches and achieve much more accurate results.