A question about something for an article
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Greetings Sean, Chris, and all the other hamstermeisters. I'm busy writing a series of articles for a tool that I've been writing. The articles are going to cover such things as using AWS, Terraform, Minimal APIs, and so much more. The idea is, by the end of the articles, we will have a working Service Virtualization tool that people can use to mock up responses to REST type queries. So, the questions I have. 1. I've been writing the article in Markdown; you are okay with that aren't you? I seem to remember we could load articles like this. 2. I want to demonstrate how we can create libraries of APIs. Are you okay with me "ripping" the Code Project APIs to show how we could create mock results for these? I'm happy to talk if you need more details. Your ever hamster-slave, Pete.
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Greetings Sean, Chris, and all the other hamstermeisters. I'm busy writing a series of articles for a tool that I've been writing. The articles are going to cover such things as using AWS, Terraform, Minimal APIs, and so much more. The idea is, by the end of the articles, we will have a working Service Virtualization tool that people can use to mock up responses to REST type queries. So, the questions I have. 1. I've been writing the article in Markdown; you are okay with that aren't you? I seem to remember we could load articles like this. 2. I want to demonstrate how we can create libraries of APIs. Are you okay with me "ripping" the Code Project APIs to show how we could create mock results for these? I'm happy to talk if you need more details. Your ever hamster-slave, Pete.
1. I remember seeing this too. I haven't actually done it yet myself, but whatever format you decide on I can help you make it look great. 2. Please proceed. Let us know if you need anything. We look forward to the series!
Thanks, Sean Ewington CodeProject