Category Archives: Essentials
Where’d it go?
Until this week I’ve kept posts and podcasts going back 12 years. I’m now faced with doubling the cost of my host, or cutting back… I chose to cut back. You’ll find all the posts from the past 2-3 years, … Continue reading
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API #9 – Tables
An important part of creating APIs is interacting with data storage. While you can use any number of database programs, a common way to store simple data is in data tables. This is particularly useful when you are recording API … Continue reading
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1,000,000 Views!
jesseliberty.com just crossed 1MM views (lifetime). So pleased you’ve stuck with me. See find me in menu to continue the dialog.
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Mads Torgersen and C# 13
Mads Torgersen, lead designer of C# joins me to talk about what’s new in C# 13 and much more
Creating APIs Part 8: Validation
Performance is king (well, after accuracy) in APIs. Sending a request to the Database only to discover that the request is invalid is a waste of resources. Thus, we want to validate the request as soon as it hits the … Continue reading
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Reboot!
This site has been quiet for a few months while I finish up my book (.NET APIs with C#). I’m happy to reboot both the blog and Yet Another Podcast, starting soon with an interview of Mads Torgerson (lead designer … Continue reading
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NDepend
A dive into an amazing program for developers: NDepend
Scott Hunter – Aspire and more
Scott Hunter (VP Microsoft) joins Yet Another Podcast’s reboot to talk about Aspire, Azure and much more. Do not miss this episode… Aspire will blow you away! Links to follow.
API Part 7 – Swagger Comments
In the previous post, I introduced Swagger and showed how to set up your project for Swagger. In this post I will show how to add Swagger comments to annotate your program. In earlier posts we looked at the database … Continue reading
API – Video 1
An experiment in supplementing the API material with video. This will be rough at first…
