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How to Build a Movie Database & API with Strapi

Strapi is an awesome headless CMS built with Node.js that can speed up the process of building an API quiet dramatically. It's perfect for people who enjoy the frontend more than the backend, and it allows you to build complex database structures with out writing any code. Magic, if y...

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Serve Scaled Images With Django Rest Framework and Django ImageKit

To achieve optimal speed for web apps and web sites its important to minimise file size at almost all cost. Usually the biggest culprit is images (Apart from video of course), Images can easily add up to 90% of the total load your application if your are not careful. You can mitigate ...

REST API Django ImageKit Django Django REST Framework API

How to Order Objects with Django REST Framework's Nested Serializer

An important part of building solid API is to utilize the power of nesting. With Django, and Django REST Framework its super easy to do so. But what if you want to order and manipulate these objects? One powerful feature of Django REST Framework is ability to nest objects with seriali...

Python Django Django REST Framework DRF Serializer API

API Tutorials

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API

API stands for Application Programming Interface and is a communication protocol or interface between part of a computer program or machines. APIs are used in web applications, operating systems, database systems, software libraries and computer hardware to facilitate connection between systems or abstracting underlying implementation and only exposing objects or actions that is needed for developers.