Using GraphQL, a Ruby on Rails introduction
GraphQL has been stirring up quite a buzz ever since it was introduced by Facebook. Since then companies like Github, Shopify and Pinterest have been using it as a core part of their technology stack. A typical GraphQL query would be structured as below: { allMovies { title description } }GraphQL provides flexibility for querying the necessary fields that are required. This flexibility provides nu
Fast JSON API serialization with Ruby on Rails
by Shishir Kakaraddi, Srinivas Raghunathan, Adam Gross and Ryan Johnston We are pleased to announce the open source release of the Fast JSON API gem geared towards Ruby on Rails applications. Introduction Fast JSONAPI is aimed at providing all the major functionality that Active Model Serializer (AMS) provides, along with an emphasis on speed and performance by meeting a benchmark requirement of b
Ecto: Multiple Filters via URL Parameters
OverviewYesterday, while working on a RESTful API, I encountered a somehow tricky problem. How do I filter an Ecto result based on the parameters passed in the URL? In this mini-tutorial, we’ll build a reusable module that will handle the filtering. SituationWe built an API endpoint for getting all the user’s todo items. The todos table has a state column and each todo item can have a state of don
Using Kong with Kubernetes
Kong is an open source API Gateway platform that is built on top of NGINX. It uses plugins to enable features in your API gateway layer that would normally have been created at the application layer. In this guide, I’ll show some of the basic commands and configurations as well as detail some of the operational concerns of operating a Kong deployment. Pretty much all of the following commands are
Create an Elixir Phoenix API — Part 2— Generate an API Swagger Specification
<< Part 1 — Initial Barebones Setup Welcome back! This time we’ll focus on how to generate and surface our API’s documentation, adding a route to help explore, and update our tests against the specification we generate! We’re in for a ride. Upgrade to Phoenix 1.3So it’s been a while since we last spoke in the first article! Phoenix 1.3 has been released in that time, and an update is necessary bef
Writing Slack Command APIs in Ruby
Slack is a real time messaging system. Most developers know it or even use it in daily team communication. One of Slack’s powerful features is the ability to create new APIs to enhance team’s experience and collaboration. According to Slack documentation: Commands enable users to interact with your app from within Slack. They are called by prepending the command with a slash char and may receive p
Rise From the Ashes — Incremental APIs With Phoenix
Much has been said about the Elixir language and the Phoenix framework —Phoenix’s performance without compromise makes it a compelling choice in a world where problems are increasingly concurrent and real-time. Despite Phoenix’s attractiveness, chances are you have business requirements that disallow you from dropping work on existing APIs that still need to be supported. And so you might consider
1Password sends your password across the loopback interface in clear text
1Password sends your password across the loopback interface in clear textTL:DR 1Password sends your password in clear text across the loopback interface if you use the browser extensions. Note: Running Mac OSX 10.11.3, 1Password Mac Store 6.0.1, Extension Version 4.5.3.90 (Chrome) Last night i spent some time actually reviewing what was running on my system and what ports things were listening on
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GitHub - roperzh/medium-sdk-elixir: Elixir SDK for the Medium.com API. :globe_with_meridians:
API wrapper for Medium.com
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