‫Hey, good morning, good day, good evening, good night, depending on when you are watching this
‫video.
‫My name is Joe Frazier.
‫Currently you can simply call me Karani.
‫I am so honored that you have given me an opportunity to teach you IRP next now to get you started quickly
‫so that you can grasp the opportunities that are out there waiting for you.
‫I have decided to do an epic series first, and the reason is because people and companies are out there
‫that are willing to hire Europeanised developers and the scale is in huge shortage.
‫So if you understand how a space walk in Europe next, you are ready to get your hands dirty and make
‫money.
‫So the reason why I am choosing API, the ERP next in itself, almost everything in that platform is
‫an API.
‫So if you understand how to manipulate APIs, you will be ready to change what the LAPD has written.
‫You ready to manipulate their code?
‫You'll be ready to manipulate your logic, your ability to do to create your own custom apps, develop
‫on top of them, and customize your software to do exactly what your clients want.
‫So if you need a cup of coffee, you are getting started.
‫Post the video, jump in, make yourself coffee and come and get started.
‫Jump into my first read here and here.
‫I see an introduction to the apps.
‫Of course, I will not be spending your time telling you what is an API and all those other kind of
‫things that you can find on Google.
‫If you want to know what is an API, you can find that on Google for free.
‫But here I want to teach you real things that Google will not teach you.
‫Or if Google teach you, you spend a year trying to look for this information here.
‫I want to pass it to you within minutes.
‫So API simply means application programming interface.
‫And the reason why we want to study API in ERP next is because if you understand how an EPA works,
‫you will be able to know how it works in Europe.
‫Next in ERP.
‫Next, I tell you as we are getting started, is almost everything is on API.
‫So if you understand how Ebsworth you'll be able to program ERP next to tweak it to do anything that
‫you wanted to do for you.
‫So any software that you see most of this or the software that we use on every day, if you are booking
‫a flight, if maybe you ordering for something from your house, you are ordering for our pizza, you
‫ordering for something, you are interacting with APIs.
‫The mobile app that you are using is just the front end client side application communicating to our
‫back end up.
‫And this is what you are going to be looking at, jumping into quickly into the next line types of an
‫API.
‫I'm going to be looking at two types of ipis here they are more of space, but in your daily life as
‫an IRP next developer or even as in other people, developer most directly, these are the two types
‫of space that you would be developing.
‫You may need to develop others, maybe if you are KISS's special, but these are the two major APIs
‫that you may need to develop on everyday basis.
‫The first one is publicly accessible space.
‫These are ones that are accessible to everybody.
‫So anybody with an end point is about to hit them and get their data out of them.
‫And then we have APIs that need authentication.
‫Not these are the most common types of weapons.
‫I guarantee you that you're going to be writing.
‫Of course, some of us may be in places where we are writing, but we are writing public space depending
‫on what you are doing the job.
‫We have a contract.
‫Yes, I don't deny, but most of you are going to be writing these types of apps, especially if you're
‫working with ERP.
‫Next, the data that ERP beneath the handles, remember, it's an enterprise resource.
‫Planning software is not data that can be put on our public API unless for special cases.
‫Most of it is going to require authentication.
‫And this kind of API is an API that requires that you supply a token or maybe some kind of authentication
‫in terms of our secret so that you can proceed here on public as an example as we move along of publicly
‫accessible APIs is one that is found on GitHub.
‫Yet Habas its users on an API and you can access it without using any kind of authentication.
‫But of course they have restricted it to I don't know how many requests per minute, if you have surprised
‫that you will need a secret to be able to continue.
‫So that is an example of an open eBay authentication APIs that neither Dickinsonia went to see them
‫along very few, some very few courses along the way.
‫You're going to see these apps are the ones that you're going to be writing most about.
‫Of course, in this series, I will also introduce and show you how to write public APIs next.
‫No, here we have the four most common API methods.
‫Not that these are the most common.
‫These are not the only ones.
‫They are others.
‫But again, as a developer, you are going to be most likely going to be interacting with the get method
‫that is used to get the data from the database, the post that is used to add data to your database.
‫So you add data to the database using the post request.
‫Then you have the input which is used to edit or to change the data that is already sitting in the database
‫and then only have delete.
‫Delete is used to remove data or items from your database.
‫Again, in this series I will show you in ERP next how to do each of these next.
‫This is a real world API at year end.
‫In this one, we are going to be interacting with the items they bought in Europe next.
‫Of course, it is not in this first section, but as we go along in this series, you are going to find
‫us interacting with the items table.
‫Of course, this is the table that we are going to be using for the purpose of this series.
‫We are going to land this together in terms of ERP next and how it is doing.
‫We are talking about the items DOCTYPE, so we are going to be adding items from an API, deleting items
‫from an API, reading items and displaying the data.
‫We using our API and we are also to be editing items using our own API.
‫Before we go to the next topic.
‫Let me tell you why ERP next is picking very quickly so that you feel you are in the right place and
‫that you get that for you.
‫I need you to get pumped and feel the energy and get your fingers down on that keyboard and run ERP
‫next to no one.
‫So many companies are running into ERP next Gen Y.
‫I think in my thinking I think it is because there's software stable.
‫I have used it myself.
‫The software is open source.
‫I have also you worked with ODU in order to have the community version.
‫That is, I don't know how to call it, but yeah, it is not like ERP next.
‫I don't want to be to be hard with ones here, but they kind of opensource that Audu is giving us cannot
‫be equivocated in any capacity with what Europeanist is doing.
‫ERP next is giving you everything, all the software, all those code on your own.
‫It is opensource, it is easy to customize.
‫That's another reason.
‫So the developers around the world that can right now customize ERP next.
‫And that is way also you are on this course.
‫I think so, yeah, I think so, yeah, I know, so maybe maybe yes, that's why you are here.
‫You need to know how to customize ERP next.
‫The other thing is that ERP is reliable and tried and tested.
‫It has been around for some time.
‫It is being used by some of the some of the big companies around here.
‫Yes, it is running on millions of records and the software is stable.
‫So I think that is why you need to run Europeanist.
‫I think that this is the contruction.
‫And remember, that software has been here only for some few years.
‫This is the time they are starting to market it.
‫So this, I tell you, is the future.
‫So you are on the right platform.
‫So that said, you may do some other research out there, but in this series, I am going to be teaching
‫you everything that you need to become that ERP need to develop.
‫Also feel energetic.
‫And let's move on in the next series in Austin, nothing serious, but in the next section of this course
‫or this series, we are going to be setting up our computer so that it is ready to receive our first
‫API.
‫So we are going to be putting our hands down, writing off of configuring our computer, installing
‫postman.
‫Yeah, we are also going to have an instance of next installed and what we want to do is create an app.
‫And on that app I'll be appealing to you.
‫I need an app.
‫We are going to write our own API and start interacting with items DOCTYPE into ERP next.
‫So thank you so much and see you in the next section.