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CRUD (Create, Read, Update, and Delete) is a set of operations allowing users to interact with a database simply and consistently. Creating a CRUD API allows other systems and developers to interact easily with a data store or set. By providing a simple and consistent set of operations, CRUD APIs make it easy to build, scale, and secure applications.
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Dividing work into the smallest possible tasks has benefits. These benefits include easier debugging, easier resource management and more manageable maintenance and enhancements. A Microservice approach is perfect when this is your goal.
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Quick work can be made of a typical IT task to read files and make the data available elsewhere by using Low Code.
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Quick work can be made of a typical IT task to read files and make the data available elsewhere by using Low Code.
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OAuth 2.0 is becoming the standard for authentication. This article focuses on using OAuth to access mailboxes, specifically for Microsoft Office 365 mailboxes where Basic Authentication has been discontinued.
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A comprehensive guide to building your API and getting it to production. Our low-code approach uses Linx to deliver a flexible, comprehensive, fully documented, live API.
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Quick work can be made of a typical IT task to read files and make the data available elsewhere by using Low Code.
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Quick work can be made of a typical IT task to read files and make the data available elsewhere by using Low Code.
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With APIs taking over, more people are asking: What can I use to create my API? Although there are many different API standards and types, we will primarily focus on REST APIs. An API can be as simple as a single endpoint with one purpose, or it can be much more…
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Shopify exposes a REST API for 3rd party applications to integrate with. This guide will cover connecting to the Shopify Admin API with Linx using API Keys in conjunction with the HTTP Basic scheme authentication and some request examples. You can use webhook…