The 10 REST Commandments

Learn how to build amazing REST-based APIs that your customers will love with ten universally applicable and easy-to-follow rules. The rules are: 

  1. Be Practical: Which content type to use when exchanging information in REST-based APIs?
  2. Be Methodical: How to take advantage of all the HTTP methods that are at our disposal when designing our API?
  3. Be Semantical: Learn about naming conventions and what their impact on modern-day REST-based APIs is
  4. Be Secure: Learn about the basics of any secure API in 2023. and how to implement them quickly.
  5. Be Consistent: Learn about consistency and what kind of an impact it has on the overall API quality and ease of use.
  6. Be Organized: How to properly prepare and organize your API in a scalable way?
  7. Be Graceful: How to properly handle errors and optimize your API for developers?
  8. Be Smart: How do you build an API that helps rather than gets in the way?
  9. Be Lean: How to ensure your responses are as optimized as possible?
  10. Be Considerate: How do you understand your API's impact on other teams in your organization?

Speaker

Vedran Cindrić

Founder and CEO @ Treblle

Vedran Cindrić is the founder and CEO of Treblle, a SaaS company that helps Engineering, Product, and DevOps teams build, ship & maintain REST-based APIs faster. With more than 15 years of dev experience, Vedran has specialized in PHP and Laravel. Before founding Treblle, he had a development agency that developed software solutions for clients from all over the world, with the greatest focus on the US market.

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Treblle is a lightweight SDK that helps teams build, ship & maintain REST based APIs faster

Date

Monday Oct 2 / 11:45AM PDT ( 50 minutes )

Location

Pacific LM

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