Is no one else going to say it? This video is in Dark Mode, and that's why we love it

@kellysturm7193

Жыл бұрын

It’s the squeaky marker for me

@Kirkrrr

5 ай бұрын

@@kellysturm7193 Only IBM has the resources to produce a marker with just the perfect amount of squeak for their YT videos.

I'm not sure if I'm more impressed with the explanation or the fact that he wrote all this stuff backwards to our viewpoint

@mustaphazero4929

Жыл бұрын

you can do that just by converting right with left (like what selfie does when you take a picture)

@antonkalashnikov572

11 ай бұрын

Ahhh

@Metroidam11

9 ай бұрын

I knew this was flipped after filming but it still looked super weird lol. Almost distracting

@gonzobmx91

8 ай бұрын

haha - my first thought was - genius :p

@BytesizedL

7 ай бұрын

talk about distraction, we didnt notice the person is Mr Beast replica@@Metroidam11

The mirror, fluorescent markers, the lightning, black background, this video looks amazing!

@pitpatepapatebom6868

2 жыл бұрын

It hurt my brain tho :3

@zkdr6278

2 жыл бұрын

Coulda done without the squeaking though

@radmilaneykova6011

2 жыл бұрын

@@pitpatepapatebom6868 OMG, my jaw dropped when he started writing...I had to go back and listen again, because I was so distracted

One of the best representations and explanations of this architectural pattern. REST really is straight forward if you can simply think about how the data should come and go in your app!

@Shanmukha-bw3px

11 ай бұрын

Aand it actually does what a http does

I was marveling at how he was writing backwards so easily, but the I realized that it's just mirrored. Dude's right handed

@conorm2524

2 жыл бұрын

He could be a genius, he's swapped his wedding ring to his right hand ;-)

I worked as a Business Analyst on an Open Banking project - Gosh I wish this video/resource was available to me to simplify the crazy first couple of months to digest this information. Enjoyed this, very well done and simplified. Great job!

@lillyberta422

2 жыл бұрын

Same here lol

@nicknorris6073

Жыл бұрын

Starting a PM role in the open banking space next month -- definitely need the refresher!

@ChristopherBergsten

8 ай бұрын

If you are an analyst, you should not have to care about this. This should be priovided to you.

This was by far one of the the simplest and at the same time, thorough enough explanations about REST Apis. Big Thanks

I can't help but think of the fact that he's technically writing backwards

@IBMTechnology

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Abdulrahman! Not quite :) Here is a post where we explain how these videos are created: ibm.co/2U1ofAe

@VitapRamdevputra

3 жыл бұрын

@@IBMTechnology link says - page is not available.

@YigitmK

3 жыл бұрын

They probably mirrored video...

@vuufke4327

3 жыл бұрын

with his left hand apparently... the video is flipped sir

@canox6017

3 жыл бұрын

@@vuufke4327 You know left handed people exist right?

Hey, Nathan Hekman , You are a wonderful presenter and you example was so précised, clear and from real world. Please keep making more content. It was a great video with great content.

Never seen such enthusiasm while explaining stuff :) GREAT!

As a person who is just starting out learning about APIs and Integration...this was a goldmine. Thanks a lot!

i have watched many videos regarding rest API, but no one explained it this much clearly.. great job 🔥

Amazing video man. Understood it quickly and clearly. Loved the editing etc and the breakdown of timeline. Great work!

I was freaking out about how well this guy was writing in reverse until I realized they probably just flipped the video.

This really helped clear up for me what a REST API is and how HTTP methods work. Marker squeak was a little painful but I appreciate the content.

This was so smooth that I was already familiar with REST APIs but ended up watching the entire video, great work IBM team :)

I'm a former techie who left the industry for a while, and came back as a leader of a large group of techies, so I'm playing a little bit of catch-up with videos like these, so I know what my teams are doing and can provide guidance or prioritisation. This video was straightforward and helpful. Thank you SO much for the really excellent, approachable and deliciou---I mean, descriptive bite of ice c---I mean, information. Damnit, I'm going for the Ben & Jerry's.

@VeraxMusic

Жыл бұрын

Strawberry Cheesecake flavor or Cherry Garcia are my suggestions ;)

Nice video! Heading to bed now for a RESTful sleep.

@IBMTechnology

2 жыл бұрын

😉 👍

Probs the most straight-forward and simple intro to REST APIs. Thanks for this!

This is THE video I've been needing thank you. All other videos just start diving into way basic different stuff or just go with examples of APIs. Thanks for this!

Thank you! Insanely helpful and informative, simplified on a topic that is hard to simplify.

@IBMTechnology

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, Brooke! Appreciate your feedback. 💙

Probably the best explanation of REST API...very easy to understand. Thank you!

I really like how simple and useful this is! Your explanations made RESTful API so easy to understand.

These IBM vids are really well done and the info is on point! Thank You!

The content is really amazing, never found an explanation something that detailed and simple.

@IBMTechnology

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! 😀

For the first time in my life, I know what a REST API is! Thank you

i made my first web app with REST weeks ago without knowing 100% of the concept. I wish i saw this video before! All i knew is that i needed to change my dependencies, make my link, make the client-server architecture and communicate with my DB with SQL commands. Great stuff!

omg I haven't seen a beautiful mesmerizing explanation of REST API

A great video. Very good explanations and examples of the key points. Thanks for posting.

This was a great, simple and short explanation, thanks!

Learned web development from Jonas udemy course. And now seeing this video keeps my learned concepts fresh and improved ☺️

Can we just appreciate that this guy wrote all this things mirrored ??

Really great production. At first, the dramatic lighting was jarring, but later when the board filled up, the shadows helped separate the talent from the text we were looking at it. Bravo to the presenter, too

@The-Great-Brindian

Жыл бұрын

nah, I wanted more lights my self. Disco lights would have been ideal. The flashing rotating ones.

@chance2646

Жыл бұрын

I loved the screeching marker tip on the glass.

It's rare to find good quality tutorial videos. And I am saying this cause I didn't know how time flew by when you were teaching. And it didn't happen just once, multiple videos. Grateful 🙌🙌🙌

The whiteboard presentation was amazing! Know the concept of API easily!

LOVE LOVE LOVE your teaching style. The video and audio quality are great. If you used EQ in post production to get rid of high pitched marker squeaking sounds that would really improve my experience and hopefully others who are sensitive to high pitched sounds. Thank you for your teaching!

@mccomasd

Жыл бұрын

Was literally thinking they should have put a high pass filter on this. You can too just not listening on a mobile device.

@joshualevan

10 ай бұрын

eh, I'd disagree. I like the low-fi, intimate atmosphere with all the details that come with analog/ tangible tools. The more we can circle back to old-school teaching with modern accessibility, the better. Not everything in life needs digitally polished.

@IT10T

6 ай бұрын

@@joshualevanPeople nowadays are too critical of everything online; if you were in the room with that guy after he gives you a lesson, would anyone bother him about his marker noise? Doubt it, so why do we feel secure enough to critique strangers online who are trying to help us? This is KZread, not Netflix, post EQ is not for this platform.

@simonsanden9521

6 ай бұрын

@@IT10T First question, yes, I for sure would. Second question, critique is not always hurtful. It can be helpful aswell. And this is a platform where you upload videos, edited or not, for the best viewing experience. What the heck are you on about

Thank you for this simple explanation. I'm by no means a real programmer but my work wants me to build a simple app that uses this stuff. This is extremely helpful.

Outstanding and informative examples. You're going to go far in this field.

@The-Great-Brindian

Жыл бұрын

He's at IBM. He already has ? :-/

@crazydavec3861

Жыл бұрын

@@The-Great-Brindian yeah well it's a big field...😉 the technology was invented by Roy FIELD-ing... after all! 😀

Just started learning about API's and servers this week. This video is great for visual learners like me (in fact the best one i've seen)

I finally understand POST and GET after the django tutorial I watched thanks!

The way you explained this was so amazing and simple to understand,thank you ! kudos to your understanding and teaching 👏❤

Beautiful explanation even a non-technical person can understand. One feedback, the marker sound was making me crazy though

one of the best explanations i have seen about REST API . this is by far the best and clear elaboration of this topic. good job !!!

Truly one of the best videos i found on the internet for a beginner!

awesome explanation! at first, I thought you were writing left handed and backwards, but it makes more sense that you were writing right handed and forwards, and then flipped the vid in post-production. I love this format! Keep it up!

@SuganthanHarmless

Жыл бұрын

I was wondering about this too!

@GulfCoastGrit

Жыл бұрын

I thought that too, until I saw the wedding ring. He legit wrote left handed and backwards. Unless of course he was married in the Eastern Orthodox church, but I'm willing to bet he wrote backwards.

@larissabranovacki8164

Жыл бұрын

came to the comments to see if anybody else had wondered about the writing! lol

Great Job! looking forward to see more videos like this. Is in the scope of this videos, the continuation of this icecream shop example? I would love to see how actually USE all this requests and responses in the website/app. With this methodology would it be great to see the front-end part. Now is time for an ice cream. Cheers

this is easily the BEST explanation I have ever come across. thank you!

U have mastered teaching and explained this in very simple terms and a lovely meaningful video, Thanks a ton.

Best video on youtube on this topic by far. Thanks a lot!

Been struggling to understand RESTful API, this video helped understand it in much simpler, broken down terms. Thank you so much!

The best explanation, made it crystal clear

Manager: *Why isn't your APIs responding?* Me: *Its RESTing*

This is a pretty cool breakdown. Thanks!

BEST 10 minutes class ever! Thank you so much!

Thanks for the clear explanation and examples. Love it :)

RIP headset users. squeak squeak

need more focused on authenitcation like security and how actually the request is been made,

@yaBoyDreamer

3 жыл бұрын

for a what is rest api kinda video, this is brilliant; those are intermediate concepts, not fit for an introductory video (a short one, like this, anyway)

You are an awesome asset to IBM, very well explained in short time :)

The fact he able to write on the glass inverted so we can read it is just stunning!

Great and Simple, Just curious how its different from traditional web service,one could be stateless ,any thoughts...Keep up nice one.

Um, what is thie black magic vodoo he is doing with his whiteboarding?! I hear the marker but there is more to this. I love it.

I've been trying to figure what I need to do for a Python web application I'm building for a CS class. This was very helpful!

Super awesome. Thank you for making easy for a non programmer to understand this at a technical and useful way.

This is RPC over HTTP at most. Any presentation that does not include the words MediaType or Hypermedia can not be about REST. I get that the industry in general basically rejected hypermedia, but it is still an integral part of many of the advantages claimed. Also, it is not simple at all, you're just doing the simple parts and ignoring the hard ones, like caching (mentioned, but then forgotten), discovery or resources, designing the flow of the client _from the server_, etc.. That added knowledge is what makes REST so powerful, not the making some random HTTP requests with some json content. The linked "Handbook" and "REST APIs" documents are also talking mostly about the RPC-style. With the only mention of links in "paging". Don't underestimate the power of links and forms! Come on IBM, you could actually lead here, and show how it's done properly! Leave the OpenAPI/Swagger train and do it right!

I gave this video a like just because of the "RESTful Flavour" joke.

This is the best teaching video I have ever seen on this subject, thank you!

Great video and explanations. Simple to understand and the way he was writing on the screen/glass was crazy and easy to understand. Idk how they do it though lol

endpoint, method and parameters cannot always be differentiated. rest is only a solution for using a very small set of crud operations on databases. rest api just: 1. enables browsers to use http protocol to access databases 2. enables connection pooling at the application server and removes necessity to connect to a database for every function call 3. constrain the client to use only a couple of functions rather than enabling them to use full range of commands that can be used when directly connected to a database. i think a more generalized solution is required to solve wide range of operations. what i suggest is to use stored functions defined in database systems that use json as input and output. a thin and fast application server should do only connection pooling, firewall and logging functions. a server should be used to generate authentication keys and these keys should be checked by functions on the database server for authorization. with this simple design there will be almost nothing that cannot be achieved and there will never need to add extra servers to do things that cannot be done with this architecture.

I didn't get how REST API is advantageous and how does it differ from API

@Sergey_Doshch

3 жыл бұрын

He did not say that. Technical folks talk to themselves not the audience :-) but that fine because you need to learn yourself

this video is hypnotizing! awesome! I even love the different marking colors!

LOVE the squeaky marker. Makes me feel like i'm interacting in a real classroom

A big thanks to the editor for muting while writing. It helps big time. Thats a painful sound.

This guy's ability to write backwards ... or maybe the video simply flipped.

A round of applauds for managing to write backward the entire video :)

Thank you for the detailed example based explanation. Loved it :)

Omg your marker squeaking is horrific. I really wanted to watch this too.

Woww great explanation in a short time. I love working with APIs

This was extremely helpful. It also helped me understand JSON a little better.

What an easy explanation.. Really thankful

Awesome!. You make it simple to understand. Love it, thank you

My first video on the rabbit trail. Thanks for the info

You're a genius and the way you explained was so clear and understandable even for people who are in beginner-level

Best API 101 I’ve seen…. Nicely done guys!

I’m korean and not proficient at English but this video makes me understrand REST API. it is so awesome video :)

Very helpful, simple, easy to understand. Thanks so much🙏

Great explanation of REST. Thanks.

Thanks for making me understand once and for all, splendid work.

My Brain just exploded with the best explaination that i've seen about REST/RESTFUL architecture.

Really helps me in understanding REST API. Good job sir

VERY well done. Explained well with no drama. Thank you!

That's so nicely explained. Even a kid can relate to this explanation. Thank you man.

Thank you. That was really helpful and answered several questions I had. Liked & Subscribed.

Thank you for explaining this in such an easy way to understand.

Although api exist for years, your video is excelkent. Simple and clear explanation! Great! Thsnks!

I do have lots of questions. Honestly, the learning video enlightened me. Thank you. Super work.

Awesome best way to explain and understanding for even non-technical/programmer, very simplified way explanation

im incapable of learning code and stuff that i need for QA and i understood this so easily. Thank you

this is such a great explanation in a short amount of time

Really liked how CRUD ops were related to the HTTP ops (GET, POST, etc)... thank you for sharing.

One of the better videos on this topic