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Wait so is an airline website not an api?
ОтветитьMarvelous ! Thanks!
ОтветитьBeautiful.
Ответитьomg THANK YOU
ОтветитьBest video I've ever watched from an API perspective
Ответитьabsolutely spot on, thanks
ОтветитьThanks for making this educative video, learning python rn!
ОтветитьI liked the idea of the waiter
Ответитьcome from jhanker vai suggetion
ОтветитьJust started learning API and my instructor suggested me to watch me this video. 😁😁
ОтветитьProgramming hero students 🥰
ОтветитьI can only pronounce one single word. "WOW!"
Ответитьwhere are the captions?
Ответитьbest explanation i did saw on the internte , thanks
ОтветитьFor this video being almost 10 years old, the animation and clarity was ahead of it’s time.
ОтветитьI watched this video as part of my studying for the ScPro-Level-1 for the CSCMP certification program. Thanks to the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals.
Ответитьthank you
ОтветитьThis was really a fun and cool way to explain what is an API. Thanks a lot 😄
Ответитьi do coding and i learned API
ОтветитьAmazingly simple to understand! Thank you for the simple explaination
ОтветитьExplained in an easy and comprehensive way. Now I will never forget what API is
ОтветитьCrystal clear for understanding the concept of API
Ответитьtight!!!!!!
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Examples of API? Mysql? 🧐
ОтветитьTo be a bit more specific and for clarification, an API is code that communicates with our database and then gives a response to that request? In the example of the flights, we send a request in the database to ask for available seats, then the database checks it's server for the information and then returns it to us. That's the gist of it, right?
ОтветитьWasn't expecting that MuleSoft plug at the end but great video.
ОтветитьI"ve been an API for so long and I didn't know it! 😢😂
Ответитьbeautifiul video wtf
ОтветитьAn API is hosted by a server, right? Therefore, shouldn't the communication flow be: client -> server -> API -> database | database -> API -> server -> client? I'm just confused with your analogy of API using restaurant. You didn't mentioned the server. Correct me if I'm wrong. Thank you!
Ответитьthank you very clear
Ответитьbest video
ОтветитьFantastic and concise explanation. Thanks a lot.
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ОтветитьThis is a great video forever.
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Ответитьoh, now I actually got it
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ОтветитьThanks to the waiter for saving my brain and time both
ОтветитьBest explanation, well done
Ответитьdamn that was crystal clear. Thanks lady
Ответитьthis video is life saving
ОтветитьWho is came from Programming hero?
ОтветитьHow API were being created a few years ago when mulesoft was not there ….
ОтветитьHi, I have a doubt about this explanation. Is the API really the "messenger" or just the "gatekeeper"? Let me put a different example
Let's say I do a search in Expedia and request all the travelling options from Chicago to Miami from different airlines
This order must travel from Expedia to each of the airlines (AA, Delta, etc) and then returns an answer
In this example, what is the API? The whole channel that connects Expedia to the Airlines, asks them to process a query, and then return the information? I am not so sure about this. I think the "channel" that connect Expedia to the Airlines is something else (Middleware perhaps?), and the APIs are the "gatekeepers" on the Airlines servers that receive the order (important: just receive the order, NOT taking it from the initial point to the server) and then send it to the services to process an answer. In this case, the API is not the "messenger", but the "gatekeeper". Otherwise, each "Expedia" would need to develop a new API if it were to connect to the Airlines servers, right?
Your answers would be trully appreciated!
Great explanation! :)
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ОтветитьThis is the clearest and simplest explanation of an API! I just couldn’t work my mind of what it was before I ran into your video. Already subscribed 😊
Ответитьwhat app they use to do like these videos??
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