5
Jan
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Web Components API: Don’t make it so hard on yourself!
The enterprise world is characterized by web-based form applications. If you then consider using the same UI components multiple times in different applications, the use of framework-agnostic Web Components as a technical foundation is obvious. Web Components enable easy reuse and integration, but there are also a few stumbling blocks that need to be avoided.
18
Sep
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The demand for realtime APIs
Looking to 2020 and beyond, the proportion of data produced and consumed in realtime is growing exponentially.
18
Aug
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Shopware 6 and the new API-First Approach
In this article on the Shopware 6 e-commerce platform, we look at the technical changes in the new version and the new API First approach.
9
Jun
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X-Road – The Free and Open Source Data Exchange Layer
X-Road is an open source data exchange layer solution that enables organizations to exchange information over the Internet. X-Road is a centrally managed distributed data exchange layer between information systems that provides a standardized and secure way to produce and consume services. X-Road ensures confidentiality, integrity and interoperability between data exchange parties.
4
Mai
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Develop gRPC services with Go
When most people think of APIs for microservices, they think of HTTP-based, RESTful Web Services first. The REST paradigm is the predominant one when it comes to services publicly available on the Internet that many development teams deal with. It also fits quite well if the problem can be traced back to CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) services in the broadest sense.
12
Mrz
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Session video: Call for a better Error Handling in APIs
In this API Conference 2019 session recording, André Cedik explains why it's important to find a common way to communicate cases that can’t be defined as a clear error.
3
Mrz
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APIs have Properties – how to find and test them!
Most approaches to testing test individual examples. This is often not enough to tease out rare but realistic edge cases. As a result, it takes a large number of individual tests to really be confident that our API is ready for deployment: This is a lot of work. What if we could generate test cases automatically?
25
Feb
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Session video: Why you should use OpenAPI for your API design
In this API Conference 2019 session recording by Nick Van Hoof, he explains why you should practise API First development and how OpenAPI can make your life easier in a serverless world.
15
Jan
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Session video: Regulations as a Service – rethinking APIs
In this API Conference 2019 session recording by Khallai Taylor, you will explore how a German fintech is changing the dynamics and disrupting the financial sector with a SaaS platform by rethinking how APIs can offer regulations as a service, focusing on PSD2 as a service and GDPR as a service.
3
Dez
Regulation as a Service | Rethinking APIs
The development of digital fintech, rapid technological progress and the constant flow of money across borders have made it essential for companies to offer their products and services internationally while complying with the strict data protection laws of the EU. In this article Khallai Taylor will explore the evolution of Regulation-as-a-Service using PSD2 as the example that can be applied to any financial regulatory directive that requires specialized licensing and/or oversight handed down by the regions financial regulatory body.