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A comprehensive guide covering best practices for designing developer-friendly REST APIs. Learn proper resource naming conventions (nouns, plural, kebab-case), effective use of HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE), and semantic status codes (4xx, 5xx). The guide also details advanced topics like cursor-based pagination, field filtering, query parameter usage, and robust error handling formats.

A comprehensive guide covering best practices for designing developer-friendly REST APIs. Learn proper resource naming conventions (nouns, plural, kebab-case), effective use of HTTP methods (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, DELETE), and semantic status codes (4xx, 5xx). The guide also details advanced topics like cursor-based pagination, field filtering, query parameter usage, and robust error handling formats.

Automatically generate comprehensive, developer-friendly API documentation directly from your codebase. This skill captures details like endpoints, parameters, request/response schemas, authentication methods, and provides runnable code examples (cURL, Python, JS). It is perfect for documenting REST, GraphQL, and WebSocket APIs, and generating OpenAPI/Swagger specifications.

Guides bug bounty hunters through API fuzzing and penetration testing, covering REST, SOAP, and GraphQL recon, authentication bypass, IDOR methods, injections, method abuse, GraphQL attacks, and payload delivery techniques.

A comprehensive utility designed to manage and automate the safe migration of applications using the Apollo.io API. It guides developers through auditing current API usage, identifying deprecated endpoints and authentication methods, and implementing feature-flagged changes. Key features include generating migration maps and running shadow tests for parallel comparison between old and new API versions, ensuring zero downtime during major system upgrades.

This skill provides comprehensive methods for building event-driven integrations with Apollo.io. Since Apollo lacks native webhooks, it covers advanced techniques like polling the Contacts API, tracking contact stage changes, monitoring sequence engagement, and automating follow-up tasks. Ideal for achieving real-time CRM data synchronization and workflow automation.

This skill provides comprehensive methods for building event-driven integrations with Apollo.io. Since Apollo lacks native webhooks, it covers advanced techniques like polling the Contacts API, tracking contact stage changes, monitoring sequence engagement, and automating follow-up tasks. Ideal for achieving real-time CRM data synchronization and workflow automation.

This SDK provides a comprehensive interface for managing application configuration within Azure App Configuration using Python. It enables centralized management of settings, allows controlling feature flags for gradual rollouts, and facilitates version control through configuration snapshots. It supports various authentication methods, including connection strings and Entra ID, making it ideal for robust, dynamic microservices deployment.

This SDK provides a comprehensive interface for managing application configuration within Azure App Configuration using Python. It enables centralized management of settings, allows controlling feature flags for gradual rollouts, and facilitates version control through configuration snapshots. It supports various authentication methods, including connection strings and Entra ID, making it ideal for robust, dynamic microservices deployment.

The official Azure Identity SDK for .NET, providing robust and flexible authentication for Azure SDK clients using Microsoft Entra ID. It simplifies secure credential management by supporting various methods, including Managed Identity, Service Principals, and the recommended DefaultAzureCredential, which automatically handles authentication across different environments (local, staging, production).

The official Azure Identity SDK for .NET, providing robust and flexible authentication for Azure SDK clients using Microsoft Entra ID. It simplifies secure credential management by supporting various methods, including Managed Identity, Service Principals, and the recommended DefaultAzureCredential, which automatically handles authentication across different environments (local, staging, production).

This comprehensive library provides robust and flexible authentication methods for Java applications interacting with Azure services. It supports multiple credential types, such as DefaultAzureCredential, Managed Identity, Client Secrets, and Azure CLI credentials. This ensures secure and reliable connectivity across diverse environments, including local development, CI/CD pipelines, and production cloud deployments.