It's easy to configure into the local machine without ambiguity
Nothing to dislike. It's a tool every developer needs. The authetication takes some time understand if you are new otherwise it's fairly easy to develop your APIs.
Kong is wonderful if you enjoy Lua with Openresty and look to have an sll-in-one solution for API implementation and management. Lua is not as popular as it should be, but Openresty has proven performance and a strong community. For developers using either...
Learning curve. And othen than that i don't have anything
It's easy to configure into the local machine without ambiguity
Kong is wonderful if you enjoy Lua with Openresty and look to have an sll-in-one solution for API implementation and management. Lua is not as popular as it should be, but Openresty has proven performance and a strong community. For developers using either...
Nothing to dislike. It's a tool every developer needs. The authetication takes some time understand if you are new otherwise it's fairly easy to develop your APIs.
Learning curve. And othen than that i don't have anything