TL;DR New “val inside parentheses” syntax is being introduced to allow for name-based destructuring. Additionally, new syntax with square brackets is being introduced for positional destructuring. Both are currently Experimental (enabled using the -Xname-based-destructuring=only-syntax compiler argument) and will become Stable in a future release. In the distant future, the behavior of the “val outside parentheses” […]
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13 May
6 Feb 2022
This is Part III of a multi-part series. Below are the links to other parts of this tutorial! OpenAPI Tutorial Part I: Introduction to OpenAPI OpenAPI Tutorial Part II: Common API Example OpenAPI Tutorial Part III: Paths and Basic Request Data The end result of this article can be found at jtreminio/openapi-tutorial branch “part-iii”. You can clone it by doing…
5 Feb 2022
This is Part II of a multi-part series. Below are the links to other parts of this tutorial! OpenAPI Tutorial Part I: Introduction to OpenAPI OpenAPI Tutorial Part II: Common API Example OpenAPI Tutorial Part III: Paths and Basic Request Data In the first part of this series we lightly touched on the differences between Swagger and OpenAPI mentioned some…
31 Jan 2022
This is Part I of a multi-part series. Below are the links to other parts of this tutorial! OpenAPI Tutorial Part I: Introduction to OpenAPI OpenAPI Tutorial Part II: Common API Example OpenAPI Tutorial Part III: Paths and Basic Request Data The end result of this article can be found at jtreminio/openapi-tutorial branch “part-i”. You can clone it by doing…
29 Apr 2019
Are you looking to develop your own application on top of the Bazaarvoice Response API? Well, we got something for you. The Response API Demo App is a simple Node-React application which demonstrates how to use Response API in conjunction with our 3-legged OAuth2 API. It is recommended to go through the Developer Portal and […]
10 Apr 2019
I use the terminal a lot and in my day to day work I tend to navigate to the same bunch of directories. There are some awesome tools out there (like autojump or z) but sometimes, especially when the directories are similarly named, there is a need to be explicit to navigate to the proper one. I decided to write…