REST API Design Using ADDR

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This course provides a step-by-step walkthrough of how to go from requirements to an API design that is ready for delivery using an API design first approach. Gain hands-on experience with an API design-first process that has been used by enterprise IT and software-as-a-service companies around the world. Based upon the book, "Principles of Web API Design" (Addison-Wesley 2021).

Format:

8-10 hours, self-paced course
Includes a mixture of short lectures, step-by-step walkthroughs, and hands-on exercises to apply what you have learned.
You will be required to complete exercises and submit them for grading and feedback by one of our API coaches.
Must complete all quizzes and assignments with a grade of 80% or better to earn a completion credit.
No coding is required for this course.

As you master each unit, you will receive a skill badge to share on your social media profiles.

Upon completion, you will receive a course completion certificate and a course completion badge to share on your social media profiles.

Price: $495
Bronze, Gold and Platinum members: use your coupon for discount. You can access your code under your profile.

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Course Pre-requisites

Note: No coding is required for this course.Attendees should be familar with the following concepts:

API fundamentals, including HTTP methods such as GET/POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE and common HTTP response codes
REST-based principles and practices, including applying the create-read-update-delete (CRUD) pattern
JSON object structures to represent resources within a high-level API design
The OpenAPI specification, including basic composition using YAML or JSON to document a REST-based API with minimal guidance
If attendees would benefit from a brief refresher course on these topics, we suggest first completing the “Fundamentals of Web APIs” Workshop. Or, combine both courses as part of an enterprise license and deliver and end-to-end training solution for your organization. More details are in the next section.