Veille technologique
Une veille technologique nous permet pas divers moyens de se tenir informé d'évolutions ou encore d'innovations d'un secteur d'activité que l'on a ciblé au préalable. cette collecte, ce partage et cette diffusion d’information permettant de s'informer des différents changements en recherche, developpement, brevets ou même de concepts. Tout cela permet de rester a jour sur cette technologie et d'évaluer l'impact de celle ci sur l'organisation, pour que son utilisation soit meilleure. Le conseil est de le faire graace a un flux RSS. Beaucoup d'applications mobiles proposent ce service.
Sujet de ma veille
Comme nous travaillons beaucoup sur les API (le plus souvent en JAVA), et que bon nombre de developpeurs passent par différentes API en Javascript comme Angular ou React, JAVA avec les tests comme JUnit ou encore JPA pour la persistance des objets et PHP avec PHPUnit pour les teste unitaires. Elles sotn très utilies pour accelerer certains processus et ainsi mener a bien leurs projets. J'ai décider de traiter ce dernier. Ma veille porte donc sur les différentes API qui existent dans le monde du developpement, les différents types d'API's et les conseils et les différences entre chacunes (les plus utilisés)
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Outils:
Feedly - Flux RSS
6 Types of API's
Like any technical field, the API space is full of jargon and its own technical lingo. It can be a bit like cracking open a dense instruction manual when you first get started. This can make it hard to know what you’re looking at, let alone what you’re looking for.
Avatar Verify Email Adress
This Free API allows you to verify email addresses. It goes beyond mailbox validation, and can tell which of the two email addresses are valid, for example gianluca.91@gmail.com and gianluca.92@gmail.com. The API is free to use, and does not require registration. Email addresses passed to the API are not stored.
Leaflet
API de cartographie puissante, gratuite et utilisable partout (y compris sur wordpress avec le plugin Ultimate Maps by Subsystic)
What’s an API ?
An API is a system that connects computers or computer programs. To access an API, an application calls an API, and the API sends back a response. This is a common way for apps to retrieve data from external sources. By using APIs to access reusable functionality, developers don’t have to reinvent the wheel whenever they need to insert specific functionality, such as payments, authentication, or geolocation. APIs have been around for decades, but when we discuss APIs today, we’re usually talking about web APIs that work over HTTP.
Benefits of using API Microgateway
When building and managing an API, most developers want to keep everything as simple as possible without compromising the performance or functionality of their product. In many cases, an API gateway can be great for doing just that.
But API gateways aren’t a silver bullet when it comes to API management.
Historically, some developers have avoided API gateways because of limitations exhibited by the major players. As well as getting into exactly what those limitations are below, we’ll be looking at how the API gateway landscape has changed in recent years.
Developing in containers
I’d like to discuss a frustrating issue I find many software developers seem to run into. I think most do, myself included. After many months of struggling with this challenge, I have finally come across the perfect solution, and today I’d like to share that with you. Just before we get into that, let’s review what a running program is comprised of:
Code: The blueprints of your program.
Language Configurations: The language version and libraries.
An Operating System: The software powering your system.
