[Workshop] Introduction to Rest APIs

# [Workshop] Introduction to Rest APIs

**Type**
- [x] Workshop / Hands on
- [ ] Guest Lecture
- [ ] Webinar

**Abstract**

Nowadays every big and small company is rolling out its version of web and mobile app and providing services multiple of different web services. Whether in the front end or making Rest API calls to web services at the back-end. Including rest API as a service makes their application rich in features. Rest API is the base concept which they work on and provide services to the consumer.
In this workshop, we will cover a little bit of theory and will show a live demo of developing a rest API client.

**About**

1. Linux, Virtualization, Lamp
2. Concept of Rest API
3. Applications of Rest API
4. Development of Rest API server-side application
5. Development of Rest API client-side application

Rest clients are Technology free, so does not matter which technology you used on the server, to honor this concept we also show students a REST API Client developed using C programming language.

**Pre-requisites**

- _Required skills_
None to be specific. Interest to learn is essential.

- _Required setups_
1. Audio Visual Support,
2. Microphone, Podium mic or color mic will be great,
3. A Laptop Charger,

**Level**

_Beginner/Intermediate/Advanced_
Everyone is welcome.

**Speaker Bio**

We are software development and support company, we are mainly datacenter development and maintainence business, by using Artifcial Intelligence techniques.

Anuj Kumar
Head Program Manager,
Webodeci Technologies

**Social Links**
[Webodeci Technologies Website](https://webodeci.com)

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The code and slides of the workshop will be uploaded onto the speakers' github account, so students can fetch it from there.

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