microservice-apis VS fastapi-workshop

The code for the book is freely available on GitHub. Feel free to check out the code, raise issues if something isn’t clear, and contribute new code. It’d be cool if this becomes a reference for Python developers interested in microservices and APIs.

Hi u/Kranke you can see an example of how to implement a fully decoupled service layer in chapter 7 of my book Microservice APIs, which you can download for free from this link. The code for the book is also freely available and you can check it out in this repo. Decoupling is desirable for the reasons explained in this part of the video.

There's not a whole lot of documentation and tutorials on how to use these tools, but I've written something about them in my upcoming book Microservice APIs. To see a practical example on how to use hypothesis-graphql, check out this file from the book's GitHub repository. For an explanation of the code, check out section 12.5.2 of chapter 12 of the book. Note: that section will go away in the next release of the chapter so make sure you check that specific link. You don't need to buy the book to read the section - Manning allows you to read a few fragments for free every day. To learn to generate hypothesis strategies, check out section 12.3 of chapter 12.

Hi all I created this video explaining how to build and deploy an API with Python using FastAPI. The video shows how to build a simple job portal API. You can check out the API specification here. I also show how to test the application, how to debug it, offer recommendations about project structure, and more. I hope you find it useful! The code for this video is available here. To make the learning more effective, I encourage you to write and run the code as you watch the video. If you encounter any issues or difficulties with the code, feel free to ping me and I'll be glad to help. The video is a recording from a workshop I run a couple of weeks ago. I've trimmed down the content to leave only stuff relevant for the teaching.