An API is only as good as it is known. Getting an API into a developer’s hands, demonstrating the power of your solution, and providing an environment in which they can test and manipulate data in a controlled, monitored way is perhaps one of the most important unsung heroes of API publication. Read more
Over the last week we followed the API blogosphere discussion surrounding API nomenclature. Steven Willmott does a good job of summing up the recent debate in a 3Scale post, Public Vs. Private APIs.
Interesting timing… we have been compiling an eBook that not only defines a taxonomy for API types but offers insightful business strategies for each variation. Read more
[Editor’s note: This is a part of a series of blog posts summarizing the proceedings from the recent Nordic Tour.]
While recently touring with us, Tom Burnell, Senior Solution Architect at Axway, talked about how enterprise architects, IT managers and application developers need to address the shift to omni-channel clients and multi-platform development using APIs. Read more
Energy levels were high on Thursday, 3 April, as Nordic APIs began the final leg of the “Private, Partner Public APIs” event tour. Participants at the Oslo venue were excited to have an event solely focused on APIs, and the Nordic APIs speakers were keen to share their presentations and feedback with an enthusiastic audience. Read more
Developer teams from across Finland arrived — often with a colleague or two from their business development unit — to Helsinki’s Skandic Park Hotel on Wednesday for the latest in the Nordic APIs “Private, Public and Partner APIs” event series. Read more
