Life in the Fast-Json Lane: Working with JSON:API Serializer

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  • Fast JSON API

    No Longer Maintained - A lightning fast JSON:API serializer for Ruby Objects.

  • Last week, I covered tricks and tips with handling forms and updating state, as well as sending the data through fetch requests to the backend. Since then, I have been working endlessly on fetching data from the backend, which included building relationships between my various models and sending the data through a Json Serializer made by Netflix, Fast_JSONAPI Serializer (now just JSONAPI Serializer). I learned some new things while working with the serializer and felt I could impart my wisdom this week.

  • jsonapi-serializer

    A fast JSON:API serializer for Ruby (fork of Netflix/fast_jsonapi)

  • I might have spent a little too much time refactoring my code instead of building on features for my application, but my code is much cleaner and works very well to boot. The real test will be when I have copious amounts of records in my database and how long it takes to load it all on this single fetch request. Iā€™m also attempting to learn how to define related links in the Serializer that JSONAPI says would be helpful in gathering data in later requests. I will attempt it and see how well it turns out. Until next time!

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