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In the example below, we used the moviedb API to build a simple movie app that shows a list of movie titles and images. You can also search for a movie and it will get you the data you requested from the API.

That’s why it’s really disappointing when another programmer, tells me my choice of language is “shit”. I’ve spent 20 odd years getting better at this bit of technology, but now this one person is telling me that my choice was wrong?

The meal API gives you access to random meal data to use it in your application. This API contains all the meal categories with images, ingredients, videos, the country of each meal, and many more features.

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As you can see, it was just a list of some simple fun APIs that you can use on your next JavaScript projects. As a developer, using APIs can give you a lot of benefits because you will take advantage of such useful features of an API.

I know PHP, but I also know how to set up an Nginx web server and how to configure FPM or opcache; I have enough knowledge to make smart choices about dependencies; I know how to securely deploy PHP applications in production and I’m aware of security problems that could be introduced if I’m not careful with how I use certain language features. These things are more than just “knowing” a language. As programmers we invest a large amount of time in learning these things that often sit outside of the languages we choose.

This movie API gives you access to a list of movies, TV shows, actor images, and all the data about movies. This API is a system that is provided for you and your team to programmatically fetch and use data within that API.

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The answer is simple: because it was there. I’m self-taught, and I don’t have much in the way of formal training. Except maybe for the occasional online course I’ve taken, I have no piece of paper with a stamp on it from a prestigious university that says I can tell computers what to do.

Prefer immutability as much as possible. Constantly changing data and passing it around can make it hard to track bugs and the changes itself. Work on data copies and avoid side effects.

A lot of the “we hate PHP and think it should die” crowd bring up a number of things that they think make PHP an all-round bad choice. Some of those things we’ve been hearing for years and are based on long distant versions of PHP (I don’t know why everyone is still so focused on PHP 4, I mean seriously?). Other things are simply baseless and untrue. This isn’t a “my language is better than your language” rant, and I honest believe that every programming language has a purpose. The people who brings these things into the world (who are all a lot clever than me) generally do so for good reason. Programming languages usually don’t happen by mistake.

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