Is Low-Code viable for developers?
Low-code platforms are often praised for their ease of use and understandability by business users however some developers may not be too excited by this prospect. What if there is an alternative to low-code that follows coding principles? Will such an interface feel more natural for developers? Before asking that question, we must ask, is low-code a viable solution for developers?
What are APIs? The basics
APIs are everywhere. It is one of those terms that no one can go without knowing. If you’ve ever used a website or an app, you’ve probably interacted with an API without realising it. API stands for Application Programming Interface, and it’s a way for different applications to communicate. So, what exactly is an API? At a high level, an API is a set of protocols, routines, and tools for building software and applications. It defines how different software components should interact with each other, making it easier to build complex applications by breaking them down into smaller, more manageable parts (sometimes). An API is essentially a way for different applications or pieces of software to interact with each other. It’s a way to share data and functionality. If you think of software as a human body, an API is likely the hands. Basic concepts I came across a meme…
API vs Webhook – What’s the difference?
In this post we look at the difference between APIs and Webhooks. We will also take a deeper look into APIs. Spoiler alert: a webhook is just a reverse API.
ETL, what? Why?
What will I read: In this post we will look at the absolute basics of ETL. We will look at a small example and the practical uses of it.