REST API design is about building web services that are easy to use and understand. You use clear resource names like /users instead of actions like /getUsers. This makes your API consistent and predictable for other developers.
Good design also means choosing the right HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE. You return the correct status codes to tell clients if a request succeeded or failed. Following these best practices helps you create APIs that are reliable and simple to maintain.
You also need to think about versioning, pagination, filtering, and clear error messages. This skill gives you a quick guide to building or improving your own REST APIs.
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