Service-Oriented Ruby
Consume and provide service APIs, build on legacy services, and architect robust services in Ruby.
Tag: http
mitmproxy
Have you ever needed to understand the HTTP[S] communication between a client program and its server? Learn to use the mitmproxy server to spy on HTTP…
Understanding OAuth2… with Horses!
If you're integrating your software with a web service these days, chances are you have to use OAuth2 to authorize it. Here's a little story about a h…
Why GraphQL?
Join guest chef Nat Budin to see how a traditional RESTful API can lead to an inefficient client/server conversation. You'll see what a GraphQL altern…
Savon & SOAP APIs
Learn how to build well-tested interfaces to legacy SOAP-based legacy web APIs from your Ruby application, from guest chef Beth Haubert!
JSON API in Rails – Part 2
Last week Youssef Chaker demonstrated the risks in adding a quick, ad-hoc JSON endpoint. Today he's going to show you how to leverage JSON-API to crea…
JSON API in Rails – Part 1
It's one thing to add a basic JSON endpoint. Another to grow an API that's consistent, predictable, well-documented, and fails gracefully. Join guest …
OpenAPI and Apivore – with Ariel Caplan
Nobody likes a web API that behaves differently than the docs say it should. Join Ariel Caplan to learn how to ensure your API never gets out of sync …
Rack
Do you really need that web framework?
Http.rb
In which we say hello to a promising alternative to Ruby's standard Net::HTTP library.
