Month: November 2015

After a customer contacted me regarding their need to consume an xMatters restful resource, it was determined that the restful service uses conventions that aren’t ‘standard’….essentially, you aren’t supposed to use # in your URL…but, I adjusted my code to account…

As I implement this tool in more scenarios, I come across more things that I need it to do.  Recently, while consuming a new resource I came across a JSON array that looked like this { “array”: [ { “name”:…

A place I used to work required that we backup our production code before importing the new changes (perfectly legitimate request)…but it was manual and time intensive, and because it was manual, prone to human error…this utility automates the export…