web api

Implementation speed is critical in our domain. Beating the competition to market is what will bring you and your organization to the top of the pile. If you have ever written an API using ExpressJS you will understand why the framework is so popular…

There are times when API responses are too large. In my experience, I have seen this in 2 flavors. The most common is a data model that grows and grows to a large number of properties. Increasing the amount of data being provided to the client on…

In taking a deeper dive into the world of Azure Functions, I noted that there is language support beyond .NET technologies. One of those supported languages, JavaScript! JavaScript does not particularly excite me, but I am interested in the ability…

If you are just starting with an Azure Functions API implementation, first take a look at the first post to get caught up. In this post, we will take a look at a more traditional example of a web API implementation. A couple of things you will notice…

Implementing an Azure Function is the theme here, specifically creating a highly elastic web API quickly. But, what does highly elastic really mean? Initially, when this API is deployed to production there will be 0 users of it. Not so great, but…