Anthony Morris

Technology Lover at Twenty57

Cape Town, ZA

Joined May 2019

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Low-Code: A launchpad for API Development

Consuming APIs is something with which all developers are familiar. But have you ever needed to build an API?

September 12, 2022

· 4,640 Views · 2 Likes

How to Call SOAP Services Using REST

SOAP, being a mature technology, has an extensive and often differently interpreted standard set. This article discusses how to call SOAP services using REST.

April 16, 2021

· 20,736 Views · 5 Likes

Test a Web Service Using Swagger UI

Swagger UI is a tool that makes the job of testing web APIs easier. In Part 1 we created a messaging app web API. In Part 2, we test our web service using Swagger.

February 16, 2021

· 8,324 Views · 4 Likes

A Dummies Guide to Building APIs in Low-code

Learning how the low-code movement has converged with traditions of using APIs to solve business problems.

October 27, 2020

· 12,168 Views · 7 Likes

The Quickest Way to Give Your SPA an API

Single-page applications are excellent when you have a team of developers working together. Frontend developers can pay attention to creating the best user experience while backend developers can work on the API.

June 25, 2020

· 8,577 Views · 3 Likes

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Getting Started With Low-Code Development

Comments

Low-Code: A launchpad for API Development

Sep 13, 2022 · Anthony Morris

Stephen - thanks for the comment. Perhaps try this process - Id love to know your thoughts. Yes it is drag and drop but Linx follows a programming paradigm so it is also highly competent in dealing with backend complexity. https://linx.software/linx-compared-to-other-low-code-platforms/

Test a Web Service Using Swagger UI

Feb 18, 2021 · Anthony Morris

Thanks Rahul - give it a go!

Convert a Mercurial Repository to Git Using hg-fast-export

Apr 07, 2020 · Duncan Brown

Thanks Drew. We wrote a bulk tool (we over 3500 repos)
The final solution is automated:

Call the Bitbucket API. Fetch a list of hg repos. Write into a CSV
Clone each hg repo in the file
Convert each hg repo to git
Create the git repo on Bitbucket
Push the git repo to Bitbucket