The graphics and animations used on explaining the concepts are simply amazing. And these bite-sized tutorials are perfect for getting a quick overview/reminder on these topics
I have watched other vids where the comments said it was the best video on REST API but I have to assume they did not watch this video because this is definitely the best.
Wow. I think that might have been the best educational video I ever saw. Pure, unadulterated knowledge and a phenomenal communication style. Thank you!
Really well done explanation, the speech rhythm, level of details and illustrations are perfect! No background music, only a constant rhythm of explanation with good images to catch all the attention to the topic!
I don't know how this channel just cropped up, but it is phenomenal Thank you so much, I have shared almost all of these resources with anyone who is interested ❤
Wow, this is such a brilliant explanatory video. 10/10. It has just the right amount of information with perfect animations/illustration, at the right speed, and to the point. I am really impressed!
You have a gift! Thank you for creating incredible and easy to understand content. I plan to share this with friends that are trying to become developers.
We moved from REST to JSON-RPC for all our remote APIs. Much better representation for remote function calls. It made the whole http method to function call mapping gymnastic disappears. We wish we would have done so 10 years ago.
@@JeremyChone JSON-RPC is not natively supported in web browsers (unless that's changed very recently, happy to be corrected, yes I know there are good reasons why not, but as it can be done with plugins, hopefully it will become native eventually.).
@@JustinShaedo Hmm, I'm not sure what "natively supported by browsers" means. JSON-RPC is simply JSON over an HTTP POST. In fact, it's a subset of REST in terms of the protocol and HTTP method used. So, assuming we make our requests with the browser's XHR or the new Fetch API, there's nothing more the browser needs to provide to support JSON-RPC over REST, since JSON-RPC is a subset of REST.
@@JeremyChone With respect, I think you could benefit from reading about JSON-RPC from the official web site (can't post links). There's a lot (respectfully most) of what you state that is not correct. But if it's working for you, then all power to you.
RESTful concept is great in an ideal world. In a real world it contradicts with Web Security requirements. Use of a GET method is limited, because no sensitive data can be exposed as a part of REST URI. When I want to read something and REST suggests to use a GET call, but I want to hide read parameters from a man-in-the-middle, I must use POST or PUT to pass all sensitive data in a body.
Thanks for sharing. Unless you compare it with anohter TYPE of API, most of the information you shared could be true for any API, be it REST or NOT-REST, except for the property of having Stateless Data-Transfer, which is a silly term coinned by silly people anyway in my opinion. Moreover, "state" is something absolutely different. Every data-transfer has a state or format. A better term for this property would be "Log-Free", meaning both at server and client-side, there is not log of information being kept, and every request is independent from each other. I really love your channel and cool videos. Keep up the good work!
"Readable" URIs are not required for REST, according to Fielding's original paper. In fact, the paper suggests that URIs should be *not* understandable, because the state transfer part of the REST API response is supposed to contain everything necessary for subsequent state changes. That said, the term "REST" has really ceased to mean anything since the original paper was written.
"Rest in Practice" (a really good read) for example clearly makes the destinction about what truly RESTful is. The "Richardson maturity model" can be helpful, to tell if your web service is restful or not...
The graphics and animations used on explaining the concepts are simply amazing. And these bite-sized tutorials are perfect for getting a quick overview/reminder on these topics
you mean byte-sized
python animiation package used i think!
agree
@@raba2d723 thanks for mentioning that! Might come in useful in my endeavors, too
This channel is damn underrated but soon it will reach millions
I do agree with you, just told my friend this channel will become huge and well respected!
This is what happens when a book author becomes TH-camr. Kudos. Precise and concise videos.
It's my favorite already. 5 min videos that teach me more than an entire class.
Totally agree on the channel being underrated. If you're working in any modern tech field you should be subscribed to this channel.
True.
That's been fulfilled already
Just 3 lines to describe this video - Crisp , Precise , To the Point . This man is literally a genius empowering wisdom through simplicity
I love the clear no nonsense explanations on this channel... awesome job.
Indeed they getting very popular. So popular that every manager wants one.
I have watched other vids where the comments said it was the best video on REST API but I have to assume they did not watch this video because this is definitely the best.
I have looked up REST api's and gotten some odd convoluted explanations. This was fantastic, thank you.
I never comment on videos, but this is just so well put and straight to the point that I had to said thanks.
Wow. I think that might have been the best educational video I ever saw. Pure, unadulterated knowledge and a phenomenal communication style. Thank you!
bro I can't believe how high of a quality these videos are
The best thing about this channel is that things are explained in a very simple manner. Great work Alex.
The simplicity of this video content is legendary. Thank you for the video tutorial
This is amazing, all tutorials and lessons should be like this, concise and straightforward!
This channel is a hidden gem.. What a mind blowing explanantion
Really well done explanation, the speech rhythm, level of details and illustrations are perfect! No background music, only a constant rhythm of explanation with good images to catch all the attention to the topic!
These videos have been so helpful that I ended up buying the vol 1. of you book. The book really reads well can't wait to finish and get to vol 2.
I don't know how this channel just cropped up, but it is phenomenal
Thank you so much, I have shared almost all of these resources with anyone who is interested ❤
Alex Xu, What a great explanation, I have replaced watching Netflix series with your videos on weekends, Good job friend. Keep going.
Wow, this is such a brilliant explanatory video. 10/10. It has just the right amount of information with perfect animations/illustration, at the right speed, and to the point. I am really impressed!
yet again masterpiece by Alex. Such a simple concept put up in simple words that I like about this channel.
this is not Alex.
@@PhucNguyen-hr5ue sorry it’s Sahn Lam. My apologies. Whenever I see
that book Alex strikes first
You have a gift! Thank you for creating incredible and easy to understand content. I plan to share this with friends that are trying to become developers.
Love how you making the videos. Really easy to follow and understand ;)
Finally found something that cleared by doubt about REST API , precise and concise content . Thank you Sir
You are the best 👍💯.... No one has explained it.... In such a simple and understandable way like you
This short 5 minute video is really useful for me to understand what is REST Api. Many thanks...
Honestly man keep up the good work. Can already see you reaching 500k subscribers or even a million in no time
Genuinely a good summary, kind of one that you would like to go over before an interview.
Covered all concepts of REST within 5 min. I truly love your valuable videos to learn & revise complex topics within short time and
The best learning channel for non CS major
best channel to learn and understands RESTfull api
Very well explained to the point, without any fluff or distraction. Great job. Thank you.
I hope you reach 1Mil milestone very fast as you deserve it Sir. Thanks for posting awesome content.
The best explanation I have found about REST API. Thanks
Thank you. Simple but amazing animations and graphics. I'm very appreciated
So inlove with the format of this channel! Keep it up! Cheers!
Such a great video. Coherent and simple explanations. Thanks!!
That's just perfect. Explanations are short yet detailed and intuitive. Thumbs for your great work.
I rarely sit through a full video for tech discussion
This is the one channel that consistently has me watching till the end
Great educational video uncluttered, simple explanation & presentation ! Awesome !!
Amazing no nonsense explanation, couldn't have been better.
Every second of this video is worth it ...
I'm so happy to find this channel, great videos, great quality! 👍
Great, Precise and Concise videos with Eye pleasing Graphics
Thid videos are VERY good and very professionaly made. Hope you get way more famous soon, subbed!
Probably the best explanation I've seen
Thank you for making this concise and without frills.
Thank u so much, Sir. Excellent video
Plain and simple! 👍🏻...and awesome! 🙂
Excited for the graphql and rpc videos!
Perfect introduction to APIs before learning libraries used for making network requests in Kotlin 🙂
Concise, clear and to the point. Great video!
Great video with the great audio and visuals. Thanks!
Excellent explanations and demo. Many thanks
Couldn't resist the urge to hit SUBSCRIBE button. Kudos for the awesome effort!
Great tutorial\presentation, thank you for taking the time. Even though i am building out my own backend API, it is still a good reminder.👍
We moved from REST to JSON-RPC for all our remote APIs. Much better representation for remote function calls. It made the whole http method to function call mapping gymnastic disappears. We wish we would have done so 10 years ago.
I wish it was better supported (ie in an browsers). So much faster!
@@JustinShaedoWhat do you mean by better supported?
@@JeremyChone JSON-RPC is not natively supported in web browsers (unless that's changed very recently, happy to be corrected, yes I know there are good reasons why not, but as it can be done with plugins, hopefully it will become native eventually.).
@@JustinShaedo Hmm, I'm not sure what "natively supported by browsers" means.
JSON-RPC is simply JSON over an HTTP POST. In fact, it's a subset of REST in terms of the protocol and HTTP method used.
So, assuming we make our requests with the browser's XHR or the new Fetch API, there's nothing more the browser needs to provide to support JSON-RPC over REST, since JSON-RPC is a subset of REST.
@@JeremyChone With respect, I think you could benefit from reading about JSON-RPC from the official web site (can't post links). There's a lot (respectfully most) of what you state that is not correct. But if it's working for you, then all power to you.
RESTful concept is great in an ideal world. In a real world it contradicts with Web Security requirements. Use of a GET method is limited, because no sensitive data can be exposed as a part of REST URI. When I want to read something and REST suggests to use a GET call, but I want to hide read parameters from a man-in-the-middle, I must use POST or PUT to pass all sensitive data in a body.
Brief and to the point. Well done👍
Very nice little video you got here. Thanks for sharing so much info in so little time!
Best video about REST api . Congrats
Best video explaining this by far. 🎯🎯
You summarized the point very well ... thank you 🙏
Look forward to the GRPC video. Thanks a lot!
To the point, no bs video. Keep it up.
100% understandable. Great graphics. Thank you very much!
Thanks for sharing. Unless you compare it with anohter TYPE of API, most of the information you shared could be true for any API, be it REST or NOT-REST, except for the property of having Stateless Data-Transfer, which is a silly term coinned by silly people anyway in my opinion. Moreover, "state" is something absolutely different. Every data-transfer has a state or format. A better term for this property would be "Log-Free", meaning both at server and client-side, there is not log of information being kept, and every request is independent from each other.
I really love your channel and cool videos. Keep up the good work!
Great way of explaining 🎉 definitely following you. As I am a new to IT
Bro, so much useful information yet so simply put! Thank you very much Sir! Keep it up!!
You book is great, your site is great. My question -> What software are you using to make these videos?
I would have liked to see this video before my first job interview
Respect for these concise explanations!
Brilliant explanation, subscribed!
First, I want to thank you for this great content, second, can I ask you how do you create these videos???
Alex Xu is such a good teacher. Very good visuals and everything is clear.
Thank you for the clear explanations! Great video!
Love your way of explaining things!
So well explained!!! I wonder how the animations are made.
Extremely well done. Very clear presentation and terrific illustrations. Excellent. Thank you.
The best explanation ever
The content is simple ti understand :) Thank you for making & sharing it.
Please make one for RPC 🙏
This channel is bonkers! Great info and presentation!
"Readable" URIs are not required for REST, according to Fielding's original paper. In fact, the paper suggests that URIs should be *not* understandable, because the state transfer part of the REST API response is supposed to contain everything necessary for subsequent state changes. That said, the term "REST" has really ceased to mean anything since the original paper was written.
Yes, what he explained is more about HTTP than about REST
"Rest in Practice" (a really good read) for example clearly makes the destinction about what truly RESTful is. The "Richardson maturity model" can be helpful, to tell if your web service is restful or not...
what an amazing video, thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Amazing video. Simple and to the point.
the best one i saw , is there any part 4 ?
i cant find it
Great video! So much useful information!
I ❤ your style... thanks from Pennsylvania!😊
Thank you, nice overview, very clear.
Excellently presented and introduced. 👍
It's so simple that almost everyone does REST wrong
😂
Because it's an informal guideline rather than a formal standard like http
True 😂
Great work on the video. Thank you.
REST APIの基本的な使い方や実際の例が分かりやすく、APIの重要性がよく理解できました。シンプルで効率的なシステム設計におけるREST APIの強力さを再認識できました。今後もこのような情報を楽しみにしています！
So clean , perfect
LOVE IT! Great learning tools!
Actually the Accept header is made to tell the server the answer format, I think you were looking for Content-Type
Great content as always!
I tried to understand what rest API but watched a few of them just increase confusion. Now I get a much clearer picture of it
Thank you for the video. I feel you soul in there.
Great content - lucid, clear and concise. may i know how do you make those video? Which tool you are using for such smooth animations?