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What Rhymes with IBM i ? – FastAPI Richard Schoen

​Has your team ever wanted to quickly create a web API that can access data from your IBM i or integrate with your other business systems? Or possibly you need to be able to call IBM i programs and procedures from another platform. One of the fastest ways I have found to create Web APIs is by using the Python based FastAPI framework.With FastAPI you can simply define routes and business logic for your APIs and start testing them very quickly. I use FastAPI a lot as a first stop for prototyping API calls that I may be using in other languages.As a first introduction to FastAPI take a look at the Python FastAPI Mock Server GitHub project I created. You can set up the server and start utilizing any CSV or JSON file as a data source for API testing. Give it a spin and let me know what you think: https://github.com/richardschoen/fastapimockserverYou’ll be up and running with FastAPI in a matter of minutes. Read More 

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Navigating the Data Privacy Maze: How Businesses Can Secure Their Generative AI Applications Profound Logic

​[[{“value”:”As generative AI transforms business operations, safeguarding data privacy becomes crucial. Explore effective strategies and Profound AI’s security features to protect sensitive information while harnessing AI’s power.
The post Navigating the Data Privacy Maze: How Businesses Can Secure Their Generative AI Applications appeared first on Profound Logic.”}]] Read More 

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IBM announcement sparks housing boom in Rochester – Post Bulletin

​[[{“value”:”At a meeting with local builders and real estate developers on Oct. 23, 1956, it was announced by Rochester officials that “construction of 600 homes will be needed in 1957 and the same number in 1958,” reported the Post-Bulletin.
Already, there was pressure on the city budget to extend municipal water and sewer lines to newly annexed areas, where new housing developments would presumably be built.”}]] Read More 

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iSee How to help mySELF

​[[{“value”:”Tim Rowe is the Business Architect for IBM i responsible for System Management and Application Development.
Scott Forstie is a Senior Technical Staff Member within IBM i development and spends most of his time working as the Db2 for i Business Architect.”}]] Read More 

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