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Laravel API Tutorial: How to Build and Test a RESTful API

Laravel is a PHP framework developed with developer productivity in mind. Written and maintained by Taylor Otwell, the framework is very opinionated and strives to save developer time by favoring convention over configuration. The framework also aims to evolve with the web and has already incorporated several new features and ideas in the web development world—such as job queues, API authentication out of the box, real-time communication, and much more.

In this article, we’ll explore the ways you can build—and test—a robust API using Laravel. We’ll be using Laravel 5.4, and all of the code is available for reference on GitHub.

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André Castelo

André Castelo

André Castelo is a web developer focused on PHP and JavaScript. He also developed Laravel apps and APIs, as well as AngularJS apps.

Get Started With Microservices: A Dropwizard Tutorial

Dropwizard allows developers to quickly bootstrap their projects and package applications as easily deployable standalone services. It also happens to be relatively simple to use and implement.

In this tutorial, Toptal Freelance Software Engineer Dusan Simonovic will introduce you to Dropwizard and demonstrate how you can use this powerful framework to create RESTful web services with ease.

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Dusan Simonovic

Dusan Simonovic

Dusan is a back-end Java developer with eight years of experience in Java development and a number of large projects under his belt.

Ramping up Software Deployment - A Docker Swarm Tutorial

Docker itself has been around for years and is composed of many inter-operating pieces. One of them is Docker Swarm, which allows you to declare your applications as stacks of services and let Docker handle the rest.

In this article, Toptal Freelance Software Engineer Leah Sapan explains how to use Docker Swarm to deploy your own self-managing stack, followed by a quick example.

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Leah Sapan

Leah Sapan

As a full-stack software engineer, Leah has worn many hats. Beyond software, she specializes in secure, scalable AWS deployments.

How to Build an Email Sentiment Analysis Bot: An NLP Tutorial

Build a bot that analyzes the sentiment of incoming email messages using Recursive Neural Tensor Networks from the Stanford NLP library.

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Shanglun Wang

Shanglun Wang

Sean is a passionate polyglot: A full-stack wizard, sys admin, and data scientist. He’s also developed market intelligence software.

Spring Batch Tutorial: Batch Processing Made Easy with Spring

Spring Batch is a lightweight, comprehensive framework designed to facilitate the development of robust batch applications. It’s easy to set up, and even easier to use.

In this article, Toptal Freelance Software Engineer Alexey Saenko explains the programming model and the domain language of batch applications, using detailed code examples that should help any developer looking to get a head start in Spring Batch.

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Alexey Saenko

Alexey Saenko

Alexey is a certified Java SE Programmer, Java EE Web Services and Business Component Developer, having main expertise in Java and Big Data.

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Building an Angular Video Player With Videogular

Video accounts for more than three quarters of all bandwidth used today. That’s why developers need a solid, extensible, and advanced media framework that doesn’t come with a steep learning curve.

In this tutorial, Toptal Freelance Software Engineer Raul Jimenez will introduce you to one such framework – Videogular. If you need to harness the power of Angular for HTML5 video, look no further.

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Raul Jimenez Herrando

Raul Jimenez Herrando

A JS developer since 2001, Raul is the creator of Videogular and an expert in Angular, high-performance web apps, and video streaming.

Android DDMS: A Guide to the Ultimate Android Console

There is no way around application diagnostics. No matter how good your code is, you will need to be able to monitor and study system behavior. This is where Android’s DDMS shines.

In this article, Senior Android Engineer Gilad Haimov explains how veteran Android developers leverage the potential of DDMS to improve app stability and performance, test new features, diagnose, and debug their code.

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Gilad Haimov

Gilad Haimov

Gilad has 19+ years of Android experience in developing mobile, server-side, and communication systems.

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Gabriel is a highly efficient and reliable professional who possesses a broad skill set for web application development. He's been working on a range of products and clients—from working on scalability problems in production engineering teams at Shopify and Autodesk to launching new applications for startups. Most of his work consists of leading technical teams, by creating an easy development environment, fixing technical debts, providing best practices code examples, and mentoring devs.
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