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Geek-Jokes

Fetch a random geeky/programming related joke for use in all sorts of applications

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[](http://forthebadge.com) [](http://forthebadge.com) The Geek Jokes RESTful API lets you fetch a random geeky/programming related joke for use in all sorts of applications. The Geek Jokes api is for any developer needing some random (geeky) jokes in their life or application. Just do a GET request on the API URL. Repository | Description ---- | ---- Random. Django. Rango. | Random. Django. Rango. An introduction to using Python and Django to build a website. tellmejoke |…

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  1. Geek-Jokes
  2. A RESTful API to get random geek jokes written in Flask
  3. What is the Geek-Jokes-api?
  4. Why the Geek-Jokes-api?
  5. URL
  6. Usage
  7. Projects using Geek Jokes API
  8. Examples
  9. cURL
  10. Python
  11. Node.js (es6)
  12. Any browser

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  1. First observed: Sep 14, 2026
  2. Last directory-field change: Sep 14, 2026
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