In the second part of this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate your Android application with a backend API. For starters, you will spin up a simple REST API (you will have different alternatives to achieve that), then you will adjust your app to replace the static to-do list with one provided by this API. In the end, you will leverage the app integration with Auth0 to make it use a private (also referred to as secured) endpoint to persist new to-do items.
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Hey Ramiro,
I saw this post here and checked out some of your others. These tutorials are awesome!
I just wanted to point out that you can share these posts in full and still get traction back to your own blog by making use of the canonical_url tag in the Front Matter of the MD.
If you would, please do share the full posts! These look super helpful. If you don't want to, I can understand that too... they are still great to link out to. ๐
Michael, as you can imagine I really appreciate you pointing this out :-) wasn't aware of that field!
Will definitely start utilizing it here. We do so on Medium and authors always add
canonicalon personal sites.Hey Scott!
Happy to help! Aha, yep as an SEO Manager @ Auth0 it def makes sense you'd appreciate this. ๐I hope you'll share the news with the team as we'd love to share some of these posts.
Also, next time you're in our editor check out the HELP tab in yellow up top.
...this page will give you a good overview of how everything works from the posting side. It provides some great info on lesser known features!
Great! Yeah @ramiro brought this to my attention and him and I have been chatting about this in Slack - thanks again! Cool to see other frontmatter options in there like
series. Cheers