
- What is REST?: REST API Tutorial- Apr 1, 2025 · These principles must be satisfied if a service interface is to be referred to as RESTful. A Web API (or Web Service) conforming to the REST architectural style is called a … 
- REST API Best Practices- Oct 22, 2024 · Nordic’s article on RESTful API pagination is a good resource for exploring the topic further. 11. API Security is Not an Afterthought The security of an API is a non-negotiable … 
- HTTP Methods - REST API Tutorial- Nov 4, 2023 · REST guidelines suggest using a specific HTTP method on a particular type of call made to the server i.e. GET, POST, PUT or DELETE. 
- How to Design a REST API - Step by Step Guide- Nov 6, 2023 · Follow these steps to design a REST API - Identify the Object Model, Create Resource URIs, Determine Representations, and Assign HTTP Methods. 
- REST API Response Pagination, Sorting and Filtering- As a best practice, REST APIs SHOULD support server-side pagination from day one, even for all collections, as adding pagination is a breaking change. Learn how to do it. 
- REST API URI Naming Conventions and Best Practices- Nov 4, 2023 · RESTful URI should refer to a resource that is a thing (noun) instead of referring to an action (verb) because nouns have properties that verbs do not have – similarly, resources … 
- Rate Limiting a REST API- Rate limiting is a control mechanism that dictates how often a user can call your API within a certain time frame. It prevents abuse and ensures fair resource usage among multiple clients. 
- HTTP Status Codes - REST API Tutorial- Aug 9, 2024 · HTTP specification defines these standard status codes divided into five categories that can be used to convey the results of a client’s request. 
- Richardson Maturity Model - REST API Tutorial- Nov 5, 2023 · Richardson Maturity Model serves as a reference for assessing and improving the design of RESTful web services. It highlights the importance of URI design, HTTP methods, … 
- Idempotency - What is an Idempotent REST API?- Nov 5, 2023 · In the realm of RESTful web services, idempotency relates to the concept that making the same API request multiple times should yield the same result as making it just once.