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<a>About the course</a><p>Learning about the course, its structure, objectives, and goals</p>
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<a>About the course</a><p>Learning about the course, its structure, objectives, and goals</p>
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<a>The usage of HTTP API</a><p>Getting familiar with tasks unsolvable without an API</p>
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<a>The usage of HTTP API</a><p>Getting familiar with tasks unsolvable without an API</p>
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<a>HTTP requests in browsers</a><p>Exploring the developer panel and learning how to track API requests</p>
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<a>HTTP requests in browsers</a><p>Exploring the developer panel and learning how to track API requests</p>
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<a>HTTP API Example</a><p>Exploring resources and endpoints. Learning to understand JSON, pagination, and nested resources</p>
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<a>HTTP API Example</a><p>Exploring resources and endpoints. Learning to understand JSON, pagination, and nested resources</p>
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<a>CRUD</a><p>Learning to work with basic resource management operations and idempotence</p>
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<a>CRUD</a><p>Learning to work with basic resource management operations and idempotence</p>
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<a>CURL</a><p>Learning how to run queries from the command line</p>
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<a>CURL</a><p>Learning how to run queries from the command line</p>
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<a>Postman</a><p>Learning how to fulfill requests through a popular service Postman</p>
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<a>Postman</a><p>Learning how to fulfill requests through a popular service Postman</p>
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<a>Types of API</a><p>Getting to know the HTTP API (RPC, REST)</p>
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<a>Types of API</a><p>Getting to know the HTTP API (RPC, REST)</p>
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<a>OpenAPI (Swagger Specification)</a><p>Learning the standard that allows you to create an HTTP API specification that is convenient for code generation, documentation, and testing</p>
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<a>OpenAPI (Swagger Specification)</a><p>Learning the standard that allows you to create an HTTP API specification that is convenient for code generation, documentation, and testing</p>