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Product type Paperback

Published in Dec 2018

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781789532227

Length 500 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Languages

Python

Tools

Combine

Concepts

REST API

Author (1):

Gaston C. Hillar

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Table of Contents (14) Chapters

Preface

1. Developing RESTful APIs and Microservices with Flask 1.0.2 FREE CHAPTER

2. Working with Models, SQLAlchemy, and Hyperlinked APIs in Flask

3. Improving Our API and Adding Authentication to it with Flask

4. Testing and Deploying an API in a Microservice with Flask

5. Developing RESTful APIs with Django 2.1

6. Working with Class-Based Views and Hyperlinked APIs in Django 2.1

7. Improving Our API and Adding Authentication to it with Django

8. Throttling, Filtering, Testing, and Deploying an API with Django 2.1

9. Developing RESTful APIs with Pyramid 1.10

10. Developing RESTful APIs with Tornado 5.1.1

11. Working with Asynchronous Code, Testing, and Deploying an API with Tornado

12. Assessment

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