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<title>CSCI 1250 Final Project</title>
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OpenAPI has been around now for a little over 5 years and is finally hitting a level of maturity a lot of teams look for when adopting
a new specification to their tool chains. This talk covers the basics of OpenAPI starting with a break down of the specification itself,
aiming to removing ambiguity around the definition language, the introduction of JSON Schema to the OpenAPI specification. We will also look at some of the
tooling around the specification that developers can integrate into their development pipeline, starting with tooling to define their specification to using testing
libraries in CI/CD pipelines to ensure the contract being deployed matches the API in production.
users
id - integer
name - string
roles
id - integer
name - string
role_user
user_id - integer

Fancier:

  • Two Ten Jack - Kieran's absolute favorite place, and one of my favorites. Hidden in East Nashville, this place has some incredible Japanese dishes from Ramen to Yakitori. The drinks are phenominal and if the weather is good the patio is awesome. Definitely call ahead or use the app Resy since they are strict about how many people they can have at once.

  • Chauhan Ale and Masala House - Super good and interesting Indian food that isn't your typical stuff. They continually win awards for their burger oddly enough but I've had it and it is awesome. The owners also own The Mockingbird and Tansuo and are all on the same block. Each place has a solid menu with a great variety. I've heard excellent things about the Peking Duck at Tansuo.

It's been over 5 years since Swagger was handed over and turned into the OpenAPI Specification. However, people still get stuck on how to get started with building an API using the specification. This talk covers what OpenAPI does, how to get your team leads, managers, and above to buy into using the specifcation, how to start with it, and breaking down the core concepts of the specification and with some time left over we will look at some deeper topics like the $ref key and how you can maintain large spec files with ease.

- name: Apimatic Transformer
category: converters
language: SaaS
description: Transform API Descriptions to and from RAML, API Blueprint, OAI v2/v3, WSDL, etc.
link: https://apimatic.io/transformer
v2: true
v3: true
- name: Google Gnostic
category: converters
$query = str_replace(array('?'), array('\'%s\''), $payments->toSql());
$query = vsprintf($query, $payments->getBindings());
dd($query);
#!/bin/sh
PROJECT=`php -r "echo dirname(dirname(dirname(realpath('$0'))));"`
STAGED_FILES_CMD=`git diff --cached --name-only --diff-filter=ACMR HEAD | grep \\\\.php`
# Determine if a file list is passed
if [ "$#" -eq 1 ]
then
oIFS=$IFS
IFS='

hot chicken:

  • Hattie B's - Most consistent but longest lines. Skip the Midtown one and go to 8th Ave or 53rd Ave.
  • Pepperfire - Closest to where yall are staying. Pretty good, smallish dining room so try to go a little off hours.
  • Slow Burn - about 20 minutes from where you are staying but so damn good. Tons of food options, never a long line.

drinks:

  • craft cocktails:
    • pinewood social - also good for brunch. you can bowl here too, oddly. (featured on no reservations with anthony bourdain season 7)
    • patterson house - super nice, but super pricey. you will want to call ahead for this place.
  • attayboy - speakeasy not far from 5 points
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