Learn what API mediation is and why it's necessary in a world where data and application integration provide an advantage, but also present many complexities.
If you're a C# programmer, you need to know how to convert a table column into a C# model class using stored procedures. And if you don't, you've come to the right place.
Learn the answer to the question: How do you configure Hibernate so that it writes the executed SQL statements and used bind parameters to the log file?
Name things well, avoid weird side effects and unexpected preconditions, don't leave unimplemented entry points for the future; stick to the principle of least surprise.
Learn how to construct your database performance testing plan with all the most important elements, including a thread group, JDBC request, and summary report.
John Vester discusses the importance of API security and security adoption measures like authentication, API keys, access control, and input validation.
Learn how to easily use the SQL Helper Class, which interacts with a database with help from connection strings, to create Web APIs by using Visual Studio 2017.
We take a look at image-based exploits that are common to websites, in this case, those that are backed by PHP. We also look at what devs can do to prevent them.
Callback functions have been around for a while, but there have never been any standards for using them — leading to variations in API implementations.
Learn how to seed the database on application startup. Seeders can help you create default admin accounts or other default data required by your application.
Where did the word ''database'' come from? And what did SQL stand for back when it was SEQUEL? Learn all that and more in this article on the history of RDBMS.
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