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[kumpulanjurnalmakalah-blog]

[solved] Wordpress JsonAPI - /wp-json/ was not found on this server

[solved] Wordpress JsonAPI - /wp-json/ was not found on this server

The WordPress JSON API is a powerful tool that allows developers to interact with their WordPress sites remotely using JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) format. This opens up a wide range of possibilities for creating custom applications and integrations with other services. However, it is not uncommon for WordPress users to encounter the error message “wp-json was not found on this server” when…

[decodewebin]

json_extract() and laravel eloquent with example

[pythonfan-blog]

How to build a JSON API with Python https://morioh.com/p/526e439b8056

#python #json #jsonapi #api #development

[oscin]

Benefits of Using #JSON #API http://bit.ly/2YoL4CL In the world of API craft, no area is more hotly discussed than design. From #REST, #gRPC, to #GraphQL, there are many approaches to designing and standardizing web API interactions. Today we turn our focus to another approach, #JSONapi, a specification for building APIs detailed at JSONAPI.org. JSON API, described at JSONAPI.org, is great for making your JSON response formatting more consistent. With the goal being to increase productivity and efficiency, JSON API has been touted for its efficient caching features that can eliminate superfluous server requests. In this piece, we’ll define what JSON API is, and see how it might be used to build efficient APIs. We’ll introduce some of the main benefits of JSON API, and also peek into case studies at FitBit to see how this specification has been used in practice. Hopefully, this overview will introduce newcomers to JSON API and help you gauge if it’s a right fit for your API scenario. What Is JSON API (JSONAPI.org)? JSON API is a format that works with HTTP. It delineates how clients should request or edit data from a server, and how the server should respond to said requests. A main goal of the specification (now at a stable v1.0) is to optimize HTTP requests; both in terms of the number of requests and the size of data packages exchanged between clients and servers. #Sandbox @xmldation #Fintech #Wealthtech #OpenBanking #PSD2 #payments #iso20022 #Cybersecurity (hier: Albisrieden) https://www.instagram.com/p/B1PXVRtCKLM/?igshid=w8ht3v44ivm8

[forexapi-blog]

#Exchange_rates delivered by the #Forex_currency_API are by default relative to #EUR. All data is returned in standard JSON format and can be parsed easily using any programming language. Signup for more details, its #free to use #jsonapi #api #forexapi #forexcurrencyconversionAPI #MXinvesting https://www.instagram.com/p/B0VktbTABMg/?igshid=12f09htnpdxgn

[cloudrevoluteus]

A - Application P - Programming I - Interface The term Interface is the essential word because meaning of Interface is “communication/connection/link between things”

Cloud Revolute PAWN DATA Application Programming Interface (API)

[cricketdataapi]

Cricketdata.org offers a live cricket streaming API that gives in-depth live coverage to improve traffic to your website.

[syncsas]

Develop Native Android App for WordPress Website with JSON API

We will Develop Native Android App for WordPress Website using this tutorial will be work for fetching your WordPress website data (posts & pages) to the android layout. Alternative like web view in android uses to display your website pages as it is in android app. The difference between web view and actual android app using JSON is that in web view the original website is opened like it is…

[noknow-ks]

I implemented a JSON RPC library by PHP. ^^

The features are: - Get JSON as assoc array from HTTP POST data. - Get a value as string / int in params in JSON RPC. - Supports HTTP response for success / error / empty.

[iamrajesh]

Json web token or JWT

[npmjs]

Customer Convo: Dan Gebhardt, Cerebris

This piece is a part of our Customer Convos series. We’re sharing stories of how people use npm at work. Want to share your thoughts? Drop us a line.

Q: Hi! Can you state your name and what you do? 

A: Hi there! I’m Dan Gebhardt. I’m a co-founder of Cerebris, which is a small web application consulting firm I run with my brother Larry Gebhardt. We’re pretty heavily into open source — I'm on the core teams for Ember.js, Glimmer.js, the JSONAPI spec, and Orbit.js.

How’s your day going?

Whew, it’s a hot one today in New Hampshire! But things are going well. I’m putting some finishing touches on a docs site for Orbit, which feels good because it’s been so long in the making.

What is your history with npm?

Although I’ve been working on web apps for a very long time, I haven’t done much Node development. As a result, I’ve only become a regular npm user in the past few years as it’s gained traction for front-end development. During that time, I’ve been really pleased to see how quickly npm has matured. And not just the npm service, which seems to have scaled quite well, but also the CLI, which is getting both faster and more deterministic (yay lockfiles!). 

What problem did you have that npm Orgs helped you fix?

Tom Dale and I started developing Glimmer.js as a standalone component library separate from Ember in late 2016. Although Ember itself is architected very modularly, the core framework does not feel very modular in practice because of the way it is currently published and typically consumed. When building Glimmer.js we quite deliberately decided to package and publish it as modularly as possible from the start. We not only wanted to share as much as possible between Ember and Glimmer — we also wanted to make packages as useful as possible on their own.

We chose to publish all of the core Glimmer packages through the @glimmer Org. This means that “official” packages all get an authoritative scope that differentiates them from non-scoped community packages. Furthermore, developers can use different packages, such as the dependency injection library @glimmer/di, independent from the rest of Glimmer.

How’s the day-to-day experience of using Orgs?

There’s very little friction to working with Orgs. As the rest of the Ember core team has gotten involved in developing Glimmer, assignments and authorization have been simple and straightforward. As packages are published, core team members are automatically assigned rights, which reduces the overhead of creating and managing packages. 

The only extra thing to remember about scoped packages is that they are private by default. So it’s necessary to explicitly publish packages with public access using `npm publish --access=public`. This is not a problem though, since you only have to remember this on the initial publish (and it’s no doubt a good safety check).

How would you see the product improved or expanded in the future?

I like using the npm CLI to manage packages, teams, and assignments, but a more interactive dashboard would be nice. Have I mentioned Ember.js? ;)

Would you recommend that other groups or companies use Orgs?

Most definitely. I can recommend Orgs for multi-package open source projects, even if they only have one member, because of the clarity that scoped packages provide to a community. Once you have multiple developers working on a project, you also gain the benefits of permission management. And even though I’ve only used Orgs for open source packages, I can easily see wanting to use private Orgs as well to get the same benefits for proprietary code.

What’s your favorite npm feature/hack?

I’ve become a real fan of using lerna for multi-package “mono-repos.” Lerna nicely solves the problem of managing dependencies across several local packages. Instead of needing to `npm link` them all individually, lerna can link them all together with one “bootstrap” command. It’s also quite useful for publishing multiple packages at once.

What is the most important/interesting/relevant problem with the JavaScript package ecosystem right now? If you could magically solve it, how would you?

A few months ago I would have said lockfiles, but I’m grateful that yarn and npm 5 have jumped that hurdle already. 

Instead, I’ll give a rather boring answer: I think we need more rigorous conventions for defining the entry points to our packages. In this era of advanced build tooling and transpilers, the current conventions around defining `main`, `module`, and even `types` in `package.json` seem inadequate. Stronger conventions could identify distributions by language (e.g., TypeScript), language level (e.g., ES5), and module format (e.g., commonjs). This would allow for automatic discovery of the least lossy version of sources appropriate for any given application, and allow for the most optimized JavaScript to be shipped to browsers using tools like babel-preset-env.

Any cool npm stuff your company has done that you’d like to promote?

Nothing specific to npm tooling, just lots of exciting stuff happening in the @glimmer, @ember, and @orbit Orgs :)

[decodewebin]

JSON is short form of JavaScript Object Notation, which is used to store data and since it is very lightweight hence majorly used for transporting data to and from a web server. In earlier days, XML was used for this very purpose but writing and reading XML data was very tedious while JSON on the other hand, is self describing.

In today’s topic I am going to show you how to store JSON data into MySQL and access those data using laravel eloquent query builders.

[exclusivepiner]

Port 5555 freeciv

Port 5555 freeciv android#

I generally download dd-wrt to my modems, sothey are removed. 2222/tcp open ssh, SSH-2.0-SSH Server - Banana Studio 5555/tcp filtered freeciv 41665/tcp open unknown 42135/tcp open http ES File Explorer Name Response httpd 59777/tcp open http Bukkit JSONAPI httpd for Minecraft game server 3.6. Add the following line to /etc/hosts, where 10.25.0.0 is first two octets of the local IP address and 255.255.0.0 is the desired netmask.

Port 5555 freeciv android#

So those extra ports are, I think, to support the smart config tools. Freeciv port 5555 exploit ndroid has a feature called Android Debug Bridge (ADB for Brevity) that allows developers to communicate with the device remotely. Disable iptables and disable SElinux to make sure the port wasn't being blocked. Port 80 is http so just point Firefox to you modems address, you will get you modems config screen. In any case I think you will find that the dhcp server is setting the DNS server to the router, and that will,be using port 53 so it's being poked all the time, But it has been discovered that some (in particular chinese) Android phones. Then ask it to resolved names to IP addresses. Port 5555 is used by the Android Debug Bridge. To poke on DNS port 53, run nslookup and use the command "server IPaddress". The 3333 port, looking at that link I'd guess it's part of the netgenie discovery, but I could not find any support for that Which I understand is sort of of a superset or uses http. its possible to see the localhost port 5555 fowarded to our machine. In it they talk about netgenie making soap calls to the device on port 5555. Port 42135 is running a ES File Explorer this creates an HTTP service bound to port. I think that the netgenie app uses port 5555 to talk to and setup the Netgear modem.

[how-to-install-minecraft-qw]

What are Minecraft modpacks and how to use them?

💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 News Partners Help. Minecraft minecraft server unlimited. TeamSpeak Server 10 Slots. Minecraft FAQ and Tutorials. How to install ModPack from my Panel? You can install ModPacks directly from your Minecraft Panel. Then select a specific ModPack and a version. Clic on install. Do I loose my server data when I renew my server? How do I allow unofficial minecraft versions on my server? How to add Operators? How to configure JsonAPI? How to create and use FTP acces? How to fix my plugin issue? How to install plugins on my Minecraft server? How to manage Whitelist? How yo use a custom map on my server? Is it possible to use a custom. What do you mean by "unlimited RAM"? What is a slot? What is minecraft? What is OpenMod? How do it work? Why did my server crash after a Reload? Minecraft is the official trademark of Mojang AB.

[trendsbea]

Twitter Home Timeline Api

Twitter Home Timeline Api

Twitter Home Timeline Api. This is the equivalent of /timeline/home on the web. Srinivas you rocking web man ! Twitter API with Paw Paw Documentation from paw.cloud My tweepy version is 1.71 and i used python 2.6.6 is this a tweepy bug or twitter's bug? These keys will help the api for authentication. The latest tweets from @jsonapi (more…)

[laravelnews4u]

RT @bbrala: Wrote an article for @laravelnews on @jsonapi, check it out on https://t.co/3Vek6eOZmf