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Introduction Hey there, Dev! 😀 If you're reading this article, chances are you already know that JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is the language of modern data exchange. JSON has gained tremendous …
Creating schema markup for your blog can help search engines better understand your content and improve your search engine visibility. Here's a brief overview of the steps involved in creating schema markup for your blog: Identify the type…
I recently used JSON Schema in one of my projects for API request validation on AWS API gateway. I found it overwhelming at first, but quite powerful as it fit our use case quite well. Validating requ…
Are you tired of spending hours creating data models for your Strapi content types? JSON Schemas can help simplify the process and save you time and effort. In this post, we'll explore what JSON Schem…
Introduction JSON Schema is a powerful tool that allows you to validate and define rules for your JSON data. Whether you're working with APIs, databases, or configuration files, creating a schema can ensure that your data is structured corr…
Are you tired of feeling like you're in a never-ending battle with data validation in your web app? Are you tired of staring at a screen full of indecipherable error messages, wondering where you went wrong? Well, fear not, my fellow develo…
There was some content I needed to inject into an RDF graph where the original data was in JSON files. I first noted the surprisingly well-defined form of the JSON data. Attached was a "schema.json" f…
#90DaysOfDevOps Reading JSON and YAML in Python As a DevOps Engineer, you should be able to parse files, be it txt, json, yaml, etc. You should know what all libraries one should use in Python for D…
I recently went through the process of learning about Schema markup and how to use it and figured I would share what I ended up with. For our website, we built a feature where users can search for dif…
In this blog, we'll walk you through creating a basic API using Node.js and Express that performs CRUD operations (Create, Read, Update, Delete) on a simple dataset. By the end of this tutorial, you s…
