How we teach API development differently
Live coding, not presentations
Every webinar involves writing actual code. You watch the instructor build endpoints, handle errors, test responses. When something breaks, you see how to debug it. When performance lags, you learn optimization techniques that work.
Our sessions run longer than typical webinars because we refuse to skip the messy parts. Authentication doesn't always work on the first try. Rate limiting needs proper testing. Error handling requires thinking through edge cases.
Production-grade patterns
RESTful design, GraphQL optimization, WebSocket implementation with actual scalability considerations and security hardening.
Direct Q&A during sessions
Ask about your specific use case while the instructor's editor is open. Get feedback on your architecture decisions in real time.
Mobile app integration examples
See how APIs connect to mobile recharge systems and mobile app backends with proper error handling and retry logic.
Command-line debugging workflows
Watch instructors use cURL, Postman, and logging strategies to track down issues in API responses and request handling.
Why developers from 67 countries join our sessions
Time zones make live attendance challenging, but recordings stay available. The interactive chat remains open for questions even after the session ends. Instructors review comments and update materials based on what people struggled with.
Multilingual support means technical terms stay in English while explanations adapt to your language. Code speaks universally, but context helps when you're working through authentication flows or webhook implementations.
Instructors who write APIs for production systems
Risto Mäkelä
Lead Instructor - REST Architecture
Backend specialist focused on teaching scalable API patterns and security implementations. Builds financial APIs handling 2M+ daily transactions.
Pavle Dimitrov
Technical Education Director
Develops curriculum for GraphQL optimization and real-time API communication protocols. Previously built messaging APIs for 40M+ users.
What happens in a typical session
We start with a specific problem: "Build an endpoint that handles file uploads with progress tracking." The instructor codes it from scratch, explaining design decisions as they type. You see the entire process including the parts that need refactoring.
Testing happens live. Requests fail, responses return unexpected data, edge cases appear. The debugging process shows you how to think through API issues systematically rather than guessing solutions.
Available for enrollment right now
Current sessions cover REST fundamentals, GraphQL schema design, authentication strategies, rate limiting implementation, and WebSocket protocols. Each runs 90-120 minutes with hands-on coding exercises.
Sessions repeat monthly with updated examples based on new framework releases and evolving best practices. Material stays relevant because instructors update code examples when libraries change or security recommendations shift.