StackSprint_LP — My Complete Learning Path to Master APIs, JSON & Real-World Integrations

Over the past weeks, I built StackSprint_LP, a structured learning path designed to master APIs, JSON, data integration, visualization, and backend basics - all through practical, hands-on lessons and projects. This repository is free for anyone who wants to follow along, learn at their own pace, and build portfolio-ready skills.

📂 GitHub Repo: https://github.com/Arihant-3/StackSprint_LP

Inside, you’ll find:

  • API fundamentals with real-world examples

  • Authentication & OAuth 2.0 explained and implemented

  • SQL, Pandas & BigQuery for API data analysis

  • Streamlit for visualization

  • FastAPI basics for API development

  • Mini projects + a capstone to tie it all together

If you’re starting out or looking to polish your API skills, this can serve as your self-paced API mastery course.

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