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'''Package Management'''
{{infobox
|category=presentation
|icon=GLASummitButton.png
|presentation-conference=GLA Summit 2021
|presentation-presenter=Adam Brown
|presentation-presenter2=Niki Budgell
|presentation-presenter3=Chris Cilino
|presentation-presenter4=Kane Johnson
|presentation-presenter5=Jim Kring
|presentation-presenter6=Scott Richardson
|presentation-presenter7=Wes Wendland
}}


Panel discussion with:
{{presentation
* Adam Brown
|presenters=Adam Brown, Niki Budgell, Chris Cilino, Kane Johnson, Jim Kring, Scott Richardson, and Wes Wendland
* Niki Budgell
|abstract=Communicating with a REST API is a simple concept, open a reference to the API with some headers and then send a GET command to retrieve data from the server. One would think this is straightforward. However, difficulties arise when someone else sets up the REST API, which can be time-consuming and iterative to figure out when support is limited.
* Chris Cilino
|youtube-id=gk7yxKdwuOw
* Kane Johnson
}}
* Jim Kring
* Scott Richardson
* Wes Wendland


<div style="text-align:center;"><youtube width="800" height="600">gk7yxKdwuOw</youtube></div>
==External links==
 
*[https://www.glasummit.org/presentation-list/2021 GLA Summit 2021 Presentations]
 
== Presentation Links ==
* [https://youtu.be/gk7yxKdwuOw Watch on Youtube]
 
== See Also ==
 
 
== External Links ==


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Revision as of 10:09, 23 August 2024

Package Management
Conference GLA Summit 2021
Presenters Adam Brown
Niki Budgell
Chris Cilino
Kane Johnson
Jim Kring
Scott Richardson
Wes Wendland
Package Management by Adam Brown, Niki Budgell, Chris Cilino, Kane Johnson, Jim Kring, Scott Richardson, and Wes Wendland

Communicating with a REST API is a simple concept, open a reference to the API with some headers and then send a GET command to retrieve data from the server. One would think this is straightforward. However, difficulties arise when someone else sets up the REST API, which can be time-consuming and iterative to figure out when support is limited.



External links