Tutorials

In this tutorial, we explain how to start playing with Knot.x using Stack. We will implement a RESTful API and expose it with the OpenAPI specification.

In this tutorial, we explain how to start playing with Knot.x using Docker and Knot.x Starter Kit project template.

In this tutorial we demonstrate more advanced uses of OpenAPI. We'll also learn how to use API visualization tool called Swagger UI with Knot.x.

An API Gateway often does API composition. It enables clients to retrieve data from multiple services with a single request/roundtrip. It is essential for mobile applications.

API gateway should provide some caching capabilities. In this tutorial, we explain how to provide caching for target API.

In this tutorial, we explain how to secure your API Gateway using Basic Auth.

In this tutorial, we explain how to secure your API Gateway using JWT.

Presentation of our open source Chrome extension for Knot.x Fragments. Available also in a video format.

In this tutorial we implement a sample GraphQL endpoint that makes use of Knot.x tasks system.

There are two main concepts of integrating external services into your system: client-side and backend. Both approaches have strong sides which used in smart way will benefit your solution. However, they both have weak sides which might bring you many unwanted worries. Knot.x supports both approaches, bringing out their pros and limiting their cons. In this tutorial we will show you how to use Knot.x Gateway to create a consistent Web API for your client-side integration.

This tutorial explains basic concepts of Knot.x scalability and extendability.

The Adapt Service without Web API Tutorial is the next step on our path to learning Knot.x. Today we will deal with data that comes directly from a database (we will not use a Web API layer this time). With just one simple Service Adapter, we will fetch the data and let Knot.x inject it into an HTML template.

Hello Rest Service - Tutorial showing how Knot.x can be used to transform a static website into a dynamic one. The tutorial uses the Google Books API to fetch data about books and Knot.x to inject it into an HTML template