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JSON - API in Practice

Richard Johnson

Publisher: HiTeX Press

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"JSON:API in Practice""JSON:API in Practice" is a comprehensive guide designed for software architects, backend engineers, and API developers seeking to master JSON:API, the leading specification for building resource-oriented web APIs. Through an in-depth analysis of the core philosophies, data modeling strategies, and comparative landscape—including OpenAPI, GraphQL, and OData—the book equips readers with practical knowledge of JSON:API’s structure, its approach to hypermedia, and extensibility options that ensure both strict specification compliance and real-world adaptability.The book progresses into advanced territory, detailing best practices in resource modeling, query performance, and stateful mutation operations, alongside robust error handling and diagnostics. Readers will gain hands-on understanding of filtering, sorting, and efficient pagination, while learning to design expressive query syntaxes and implement automated validation, schema documentation, and version evolution. Each topic is contextualized with attention to performance, scalability, and security, including granular authentication/authorization mechanisms, regulatory compliance, and dynamic payload shaping for sensitive data protection.Moving beyond fundamentals, "JSON:API in Practice" explores end-to-end implementation within cloud-native architectures, discussing topics such as caching, database optimization, containerized scaling, observability loops, and integration with modern client and gateway technologies. Supplemented by case studies and future trends, this book is an authoritative resource that empowers teams to deliver elegant, scalable, and interoperable APIs grounded in the JSON:API specification, ready to meet tomorrow’s web application challenges.
Available since: 06/07/2025.
Print length: 250 pages.

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