InfoQ explores Netflix’s API unification process using GraphQL Federation
A former software engineer on Windows discusses whether or not Microsoft Windows contain secret, undocumented APIs, and if so, why.
Yannic Kilcher explains this white paper on SingularityNET.
Big Tech is currently dominating the pursuit of ever more capable AI. This happens behind closed doors and results in a monopoly of power.
SingularityNET is an open, decentralized network where anyone can offer and consume AI services, and where AI agents can interlink with each other to provide ever more sophisticated AI, with the goal to create a singularity that’s beneficial for humanity. This video takes a look at the basics behind SingularityNET and some of its core components.
In this video, Jin-Sung Kim, PhD explains how some quantum algorithms can outperform their classical counterpart and shows us how to implement Grover’s Algorithm.
Here’s a great explainer from IBM Cloud on what REST APIs are and why they are important.
Swagger and the OpenAPI specification the manual work out of API documentation and make it easier for developers to share their APIs with the wold.
In this video, Hassan Habib is back again with Jeremy to talk about Swagger support in the latest version of the OData package for ASP.NET Core.
Index:
- [01:08] – The need for Swagger
- [05:17] – Adding Swagger to an OData API application
- [10:45] – Fixing the integration
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In this part one episode, Humberto Tinoco walks through the case for digital transformation in the banking industry in regards to migration to Azure Kubernetes Service.
Learn more: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/kubernetes-on-azure
In Kubernetes, the API server is the central way to interact and manage the cluster.
To improve cluster security in Azure Kubernetes Server, Ruchika Gupta shows Scott Hanselman how you can restrict access to the API server to a limited set of IP address ranges.
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TensorFlow 2.0 is all about ease of use, and there has never been a better time to get started.
In this talk, learn about model-building styles for beginners and experts, including the Sequential, Functional, and Subclassing APIs.
We will share complete, end-to-end code examples in each style, covering topics from “Hello World” all the way up to advanced examples. At the end, we will point you to educational resources you can use to learn more.
Presented by: Josh Gordon
View the website → https://goo.gle/36smBfW
As Data Science teams evolve and start producing models, the models will need to be deployed and exposed to other programs.
Typically, this is done via REST API.
But exactly what it s a REST API?
This video explores the concept in depth.