What can you use for API documentation?

According to topic Documenting your API at Django-Rest-Framework you have following options to use as API documentation:

1. Django REST Framework documentation

This is the most basic documentation that you can get "out of the box" - almost.
The only dependency needed here is …

What frameworks exists that supports REST-API within python ?

1. Django REST Framework

Quoting information from site:

Some reasons you might want to use REST framework:

- The Web browsable API is a huge usability win for your developers.
- Authentication policies including packages for OAuth1a and OAuth2.
- Serialization that supports both ORM …

Prerequisites

1. REST API vs SOAP API

So you are here to know what are the difference between API webservices?

Let's go with simple what are cons/pros of each solution!

1.A REST API Pros and Cons

PROS:

• Lower amount of data needed to deliver actual content
• Available two …

Prerequisites

I've initially looked at my source code and Github and found that I've got few things a bit wrongly implemented (not using properly DRY principle.)

I've found also that gpxreader_test branch should be finally merged to master.

I've found also that android-initial startup as module that as not been …

Trackpoints Routepoints and Waypoints

Before today's change, in my source code for tests I had only trackpoints. This worked pretty well, but then I've figure out, I need to be able to check if someone's going to use different type of *points. And obviously I added this to my steps-to-make …

Introduction

As you might probably read at yesterdays article I've finally found how I shoud follow TDD principle and "flow".

It basically means, I will not create a bunch of tests, but instead I'll create a bunch of not-implemented methods/functions that are documented about their responsibilities but has no …