The API lifecycle is an agile process for managing the life of an API. The common API Lifecycle is composed of four distinct phases: Analysis, Development, Operations, and Retirement.
By reading this article you’ll understand what factors make up the API Lifecycle Operations Stage, and how you should address them. Read more
The API Lifecycle is an agile process for managing the life of an API. The common API Lifecycle is composed of four distinct phases: Analysis, Development, Operations, and Retirement.
During the course of this article, you’ll come to understand the actions to take as well as the most important challenges to address during an API’s Development phase. Read more
Within the API space Developer Experience (DX) matters more than ever. The best way to gauge an API’s usability is through actual implementation with an integration.
In a previous article Building a Better Voice Mail Using Twilio, we consumed the Twilio API to implement a voice mail project and to better understand how a developer interacts with their API. Read more
Telephony applications have come a long way since the days when you had to build complicated integrations with several providers, each using their own API. One of the services that is excelling at abstracting the relationship between integrators and providers is Twilio, a popular platform that lets developers put in place different types of communications applications. Read more
These days when discussing web APIs, a RESTful approach is usually assumed. While this modern architectural paradigm is often used, it isn’t always the best tact depending on the job at hand. The fact is that SOAP is still being used quite a lot today. Read more
