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Lexy Mayko

Today is just that day to continue our API-expert-interview series. This time we are proud to present our talk with Mike Stowe, a Developer Relations Manager at MuleSoft who knows everything about APIs and their design. You can also know him as an actor and just a great guy who...

Lexy Mayko

API developer marketing is the practice of promoting an API to the programmers who will actually build with it, rather than to end customers directly. Once your API is ready for developers to use, the real work begins: spreading the word and building momentum around it. Forget the old marketing...

Lexy Mayko

Looking back through our blog archive is a great way to rediscover articles that developers and API enthusiasts found especially useful. Below is a review of some of the most viewed and appreciated posts from that period, gathered together in one place for easy reading. One post that sparked a...

Lexy Mayko

No matter what weather is outside the windows, we are always in a sunshine mood to put a smile on your face with our weekly Api Digest. Let yourself have a rest and absorb today’s portion of API-dedicated articles. Have you ever thought of or about Developer Experience (DX)? Jennifer...

Lexy Mayko

Surfing around the Internet in search of sudden inspiration, we came across a hilarious article that we cannot but share with you. Its value rises even higher with the comment left by API Evangelist himself, Kin Lane. The author, Mike Schinkel, gives a fresh view on REST and sprinkles it...

Lexy Mayko

The topic under consideration for today is an e-book that is worth being discussed. "Building Successful APIs" is free to download from the official website of SOA Software, Inc., the publisher of the manual. The book is a remarkable find that guides a developer or an interested in APIs person...

Anastasia Kholod

An API (application programming interface) is a documented way for one software system to request data or actions from another. It defines what can be requested, how the request must be formatted, how access is authorized, and what the response or error will contain. What happens during an API request?...

Anastasia Kholod

In the world of API development and web services, REST and SOAP remain two of the most widely used architectural styles. While both serve the same purpose — enabling communication between systems — they differ significantly in terms of design, implementation, and use cases. REST (Representational State Transfer) is known...

Anastasia Kholod

Here, at API2Cart blog we have written dime a dozen words about API documentation, its importance, best practices and much more. It seems that this topic is endless, and even more could be said concerning doc building. Writing good API documentation from scratch is the one that frightened many developers....

Anastasia Kholod

Monday. Morning. That’s it, another working week has begun. What do you associate Monday morning with? Your apartment is like the land of nod and sleepy figure scrapes feet along the floor to switch the electric kettle on. Then, the smell of hot and aromatic coffee wakes you little up...

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