Building an API in 2023

Building an API in 2023

 Posted on map[Count:October 15, 2023]  |  Batista Harahap

This blog post is actually taken from my pet project DNSDig’s README.md file. I’m putting it here because I like what I wrote about it. DNS Dig API A project to learn about DNS in Python while investigating what it’s like to build an API in 2023 with FastAPI, Pydantic and DNSPython. Authentication and authorization is handled by Kinde. Getting Started Python 3.11 is required to run this project. If you don’t have it installed, you can use pyenv. [Read More]
programming  coding  api  fastapi  pydantic  kinde 

Lost and Found

 Posted on map[Count:July 23, 2013]  |  Batista Harahap

Over the years, a lot has changed since I first venture into making opportunities available for myself. Throughout most of the years, there is only 1 thing staying consistent: hunger. Call it a hunger to better myself in more ways mostly personally which impacts directly into my professional life. My first intro to programming was as early as my first instinct to get to know how to speak English. Subtitles in past TV serials helped me a lot and my Grandparents, they talked in English sometimes but mostly left me to figure it out on my own. [Read More]
api  choice  code  concept  finance  found  life  lost  market  product  rama  responsible  stock  trade  unknown 

OAUTHnesia for Windows 8 Metro Apps C#

 Posted on map[Count:April 2, 2012]  |  Batista Harahap

The last few days at Bandung was spent hacking a “proof of concept” application for Windows 8 Metro without using Urbanesia’s OAUTHnesia library. Now the library is done but still needs a few tweaks. All updates of the codes will be live in its Github Gist.

Without further ado, here’s the gist: [gist][/gist]

8  api  metro  metro style  oauth  oauthnesia  urbanesia  urbanesia api  windows  windows 8 

Jajan for Android Open Sourced at Github

 Posted on map[Count:February 5, 2012]  |  Batista Harahap

Jajan for Android is now Open Sourced at Github a few hours ago. I personally hope that by looking at the source code provided, more and more developers will sync to the tune of how easy it is to create an Android application. I wrote most of the codes 7 August 2011 in under 4 hours. Using ready made libraries already available within Android and also other third party libraries, it helped to ease the complications. [Read More]
Android  api  github  jajan  location based  Open Source  urbanesia  urbanesia api 

OAUTHnesia for PHP

 Posted on map[Count:January 9, 2012]  |  Batista Harahap

It’s 2012 now and Urbanesia is publishing a new OAUTHnesia client for Urbanesia’s API. This time it’s for PHP. Why it took so long to actually finish a PHP version is because we gave up on a third party library that is too complicated to do simple things. So without further ado, the codes are available below.

api  client  oauth  oauthnesia  Open Source  php  urbanesia 

Spontaneous Writing Episode II

 Posted on map[Count:February 4, 2011]  |  Batista Harahap

The second episode of Spontaneous Writing is now in session continuing from this previous session. For tonight, my iTunes is happily playing songs by Tohpati in his rather old solo album. By the way, from what I’ve been trying to do the past few weeks, it seems that only when I got home will then writing moments will be abundant for my fingers. Can’t seem to do this while at the office. [Read More]
2011  api  biznet  cdn  googlebot  http  nginx  oma  opung  proxy  sofvia  spontaneous  spontaneous writing  urbanesia  writing 

Small is NOT so small

 Posted on map[Count:January 24, 2011]  |  Batista Harahap

It’s been like a few months not posting into my own blog. The 24th day of 2011 and it seems that months have passed by just like that. In the span of 24 days that have passed, every single day is cramped with all the aspects of being a startup. Just today, I went from a programmer, a cable crimper, a business partner, a troubleshooter, a mobile app consultant, a colleague to a friend for a friend, all in just one day. [Read More]
apache  api  biznet  business  cloud  einstein  energy  httpd  light  mongodb  mysql  nginx  oauth  requests  scaling  startup  urbanesia 

Urbanesia API Wrapper Released - Merry Christmas!

 Posted on map[Count:December 24, 2010]  |  Batista Harahap

Before anything else, I would love to say MERRY CHRISTMAS to everyone, have a great holiday and may the Christmas spirit make all of us ready for 2011. God bless you all :) This 2 days I’ve been working on a wrapper class to wrap Urbanesia’s OAuth and xAuth authentication for our API. The main idea was to keep it as simple and as easy as possible. Here’s my Christmas present :) [Read More]
Android  api  christmas  java  oauth  urbanesia  xauth