Summary
Time and again we find ourselves in need of standing up a JSON server for sharing schemas with our clients while our development is in progress or for supporting our own end-to-end testing.
The json-server is a JavaScript application. As a Java and MuleSoft developer, I’m not turned off by working with using other application stacks when there’s a good fit. To be able to stand up a JSON REST Server with Zero coding makes it a compelling case. While you can add custom JavaScript middleware to enhance it’s functionality, for most developers, the standard features should suffice. https://goo.gl/A8n24i #DataIntegration #ML
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