Tag: Http Request

#Rust 🦀 – Learning HTTP GET and POST requests in Rust, and yes this is a “🌐What’s my IP” demo 😄

Hi ! Yes, I’m starting to use OpenAI services in with Rust. However, before getting here, I spent some time learning how to work with HTTP Requests in Rust. There seems to be several libraries that can help. I found several examples using [https://docs.rs/reqwest/0.6.2/reqwest/], so I decided to use this one. A classic example to…… Continue reading #Rust 🦀 – Learning HTTP GET and POST requests in Rust, and yes this is a “🌐What’s my IP” demo 😄

#VSCode – Thunder Client, excellent alternative to Postman for HTTP Requests @Code

Hi ! Postman is a great tool to emulate HTTP Requests. I used Postman a lot when I create webapps that run Computer Vision models to analyze images. However, in order to keep things more simple, I decided to test several extensions in Visual Studio Code, as alternatives to Postman. And, Thunder Client is one…… Continue reading #VSCode – Thunder Client, excellent alternative to Postman for HTTP Requests @Code

#PowerPlatform – HowTo: Test Power Automate Flow HTTP using Postman

Hi ! It’s been a while since I wrote about Power Flow Automate, and this is a good memory reminder for myself, I always spend +30 minutes figuring out how to Test a Power Automate Flow, triggered when a HTTP request is received using Postman. So, simple scenario with a Flow triggered when a HTTP…… Continue reading #PowerPlatform – HowTo: Test Power Automate Flow HTTP using Postman

#Unity3D – Making a CustomVision.ai HTTP Post call to have a better #MRTK experience with #CognitiveServices @ivanatilca

Hi ! Quick post today, with mostly sample code. And, it’s all about a scenario that we faced with Ivana a couple of days ago while we were using MRTK and we were trying to use some Cognitive Services. As of today, not all the services in Cognitive Services are supported and have official Unity3D…… Continue reading #Unity3D – Making a CustomVision.ai HTTP Post call to have a better #MRTK experience with #CognitiveServices @ivanatilca

#Flow – Advanced options to work with HTTP Actions in #MicrosoftFlow, Headers, Authentication and more!

Hi ! This post is mostly focused for developers. One of the most useful actions we can use on Microsoft Flow is the HTTP Action. There are 3 different types of HTTP Actions HTTP HTTP + Swagger HTTP Webhook Today´s post will be focused on the 1st one, in the latest release we can found…… Continue reading #Flow – Advanced options to work with HTTP Actions in #MicrosoftFlow, Headers, Authentication and more!

#Flow – Opciones avanzadas en HTTP Action con #MicrosoftFlow, Headers, Authentication y más !

Hola ! Este post es especial para developers. Una de las acciones más útiles que tenemos en Microsoft Flow para realizar tareas de integración es la HTTP Action. Existen 3 tipos de acciones de este tipo HTTP HTTP + Swagger HTTP Webhook En el post de hoy me centraré en la 1ra ya que tiene…… Continue reading #Flow – Opciones avanzadas en HTTP Action con #MicrosoftFlow, Headers, Authentication y más !

#Flow – How to invoke a Flow from an external app using HTTP Request

Hello! In addition to the Out-Of-The-Box triggers included in Flow, we also have the chance to invoke a flow using an HTTP POST call. There is a post on the Flow’s blog, “Calling Microsoft Flow from your application” (link), which explains this very weel. I’ll write some of the basic steps of a common scenario.…… Continue reading #Flow – How to invoke a Flow from an external app using HTTP Request

#Flow – Cómo invocar un Flow desde una app externa via HTTP Request

Hola ! Una de las ventajas que posee Flow, es que además de los triggers que vienen Out-Of-The-Box, también tenemos la capacidad de invocar al mismo utilizando una llamada HTTP POST. En el blog de Flow, hay un post “Calling Microsoft Flow from your application” (link), donde se comenta cómo realizar esto de manera completa. Yo partiendo…… Continue reading #Flow – Cómo invocar un Flow desde una app externa via HTTP Request