Top 10 resources to learn API design (for people who ship and get paged)
1) API Design Patterns (JJ Geewax) — concrete patterns for pagination, idempotency, filtering, async work
2) Designing Web APIs (O’Reilly) — pragmatic REST decisions and the tradeoffs teams actually argue about
3) Google Cloud API Design Guide — consistency rules that scale across many services, great for internal APIs too
4) Microsoft REST API Guidelines — naming, versioning, error shapes; lots of “don’t do this” detail
5) Stripe API docs — gold standard for DX: errors, idempotency keys, expansions, and examples that match reality
6) Twilio + Slack API docs — compare two good styles; learn what makes an API feel predictable
7) OpenAPI Specification — treat it like a contract; learn schema design, examples, and how tooling constrains you
8) Postman API Fundamentals — practical testing and collections; helps you think in use cases, not endpoints
9) Martin Fowler on Richardson Maturity Model + HTTP semantics — understand when REST purity helps vs hurts
10) Practice project: build a Payments API — create/list/refund endpoints, idempotency, webhooks, rate limits, and a v1→v2 migration plan
@LalchandSiddh01#castesystem Yes sangh's main aim is imposing a new caste system. BJP is destroying economy, employment, and foreign policy in accordance with RSS to push more people including middle class into poverty to become part of the lower castes earmarked for exploitation by dhandos
@Form_45 Hindus k dil bht chotte ae.
We live with them,we know Their reality.
Scam,cowardness,arrogance specially in upper caste,fraudulent behaviour,lying,attacks in groups. They dnt have any remorse towards poors,vulnerable,tourists,kids or minorities.
@mrjethwani1 Finally this whole shebang is open in the air. We know such people don't spare the Gods too but keep taking their name to show how Hindu they are. But also an age old thing that they themselves are the thieves.
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@SudsG5 Appa,
Soros is just one source. X is full of NGO agents who spread the idea of what America wants various countries to be. RSS is itself a CIA front: a tool through which America controls Hinduism. That's why it never reveals its books.
Want to get better at cloud architecture without living in slides?
1. AWS Well-Architected Framework (docs): the clearest checklist for tradeoffs, failure modes, and review questions
2. Google Cloud Architecture Framework (docs): practical guidance on reliability, security, cost, ops, with good examples
3. Azure Architecture Center (docs): solid reference architectures and decision trees for common systems
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