API Maker

The backend engine for the AI era

Playlist · 5 videos · 22 min

Developer workflow, Git and AI

Your own editor in sync with API Maker, AI assistants held to one standard, Git integration, a workspace for every developer, and the developer tools of the panel.

The videos of this playlist

  1. 3:461. Local client

    Code Your Backend in VS Code: Two-Way Sync with the Local Client

    The panel is not the only place to write code. The local client keeps a folder on your computer and API Maker in step, both ways, in VS Code, WebStorm or any editor, with the types of your tables in it. A sync token, a clone, npm run start, and every save lands on the other side. 4 min 10 chapters Episode 39
  2. 3:482. AI assistants

    Build Your Backend with AI Assistants That Follow One Standard

    An AI assistant writes good code when it knows the platform, sees the project and gets checked. See the docs written for assistants and llms.txt, prompts that work, your backend as files with the types of every table, the security report in the repository, and the checks that hold for every line, whoever wrote it. 4 min 10 chapters Episode 40
  3. 5:503. Git

    Git Integration: Branches, Commits, Pull and Deploy Hooks for Your Backend

    Everything you build in API Maker is text. Put the whole project in a Git repository of yours: connect it, commit, branch, compare changes, pull with a live log, read the history of every item, and let your CI pull through a deployment hook. 6 min 11 chapters Episode 41
  4. 3:244. Dev accounts

    Developer Accounts: A Workspace for Every Developer on One Server

    A team builds one backend together. With developer accounts, every developer gets a workspace of their own on the same API Maker server, with their own API path, secrets and masks and their schedulers paused, and their work reaches the team through Git. 3 min 8 chapters Episode 42
  5. 4:555. Developer tools

    Developer Tools: Code Finder, Swagger, Redis Dashboard and Shortcuts

    The small tools that save hours: one search over all your code, Swagger documents of your APIs, the cache in plain sight in the Redis Dashboard, typed rows from Generated Interfaces, the keys of the panel, and the docs in your language with a cheat sheet. 5 min 11 chapters Episode 52