HOW TO: Build Applications with Snowflake's SQL REST API

Data and APIs lay the foundation for creating modern applications. The newly released Snowflake SQL REST API can be used to build applications, automate administrative tasks, integrate custom plugins, and more. In this session, we cover the Snowflake SQL REST API and how to use it to build an IoT application from the ground up. We will also explore our API playground, and how you can use it to experiment in your own Snowflake environment. ❄Join our TH-cam community❄ bit.ly/3lzfeeB
Related topics: Application Development, Data Application Development
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[@neogeo8267]

OAUTH is a pain for a lot of applications, especially when you're making small API clients that don't themselves necessarily have a web interface (a-la IoT). Why not use allow issue of keys direct from the UI in snowflake similar to AWS?

[@snowflakedevelopers]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@anthonymeno2242]

Is there anyway to connect Snowflake directly to a third party dashboard, without the middleware or Postman

[@snowflakedevelopers]

Hi Anthony! I'd consider posting the question in the Snowflake subreddit on Reddit. You'll likely get a wide variety of perspectives there from folks currently connecting Snowflake to a dashboard. reddit.com/r/snowflake

[@madhusudhanans4718]

Snowflake SQL apis are mostly used from postman only. I could not see any documentation to call the SQL apis from custom client apis.

[@snowflakedevelopers]

Hi @madhusudhanans4718, we encourage you to take a look at this Quickstart! quickstarts.snowflake.com/guide/developing_tasty_bytes_react_native_application_with_snowflake_sql_api/#0
Thanks!