Your API is So 2006 - MoDevEast 2011
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This document discusses the growth of APIs since 2006 and trends in their development and use. It notes that the number of APIs listed on ProgrammableWeb has grown significantly since 2006. REST has become the dominant API design pattern over SOAP, and JSON support is rising dramatically. The document advocates that API providers think like platforms by dropping SOAP, using push notifications to engage developers, providing interactive documentation, and focusing on internal and partner usage to achieve mainstream success.
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Your API is So 2006 - MoDevEast 2011
- 1. Your API is So 2006 Delyn Simons @delynator, @mashery #modeveast December 2011
- 6. Accelerating Growth of APIs Based on directory of 3,900 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, October 2011 6
- 8. “Think like a Platform”
- 10. Developers are 21st century craftsmen Photo Credit: flickr.com/tom_w_bn
- 11. Developers build stuff Photo Credit: flickr.com/mashery
- 12. Developers solve problems Photo Credit: flickr.com/delynator
- 13. Developers tinker and prototype Photo Credit: flickr.com/techcrunch
- 14. Tools and terms of service they can rely on Photo Credit: © Eric Roth
- 16. API Integration Pain Survey Survey conducted by YourTrove, Inc. August 2011
- 17. Results Chart by ProgrammableWeb. Survey conducted by YourTrove, Inc. August 2011
- 18. “Think like a Platform”
- 19. Think Like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Drink your own Champagne 5. Mainstream API Success
- 22. REST vs. SOAP: Simplicity wins again Distribution of API protocols and styles Based on directory of 3,200 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, May 2011 22
- 23. REST vs. SOAP: Simplicity wins Distribution of API protocols and styles Based on directory of 3,200 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, May 2011 23
- 24. JSON Rising: 55% of new APIs support JSON Percentage of new APIs with JSON support Based on directory of 3,200 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, May 2011 24
- 25. 20% of new APIs support only JSON Percentage of new APIs with only JSON support Based on directory of 3,200 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, May 2011 25
- 26. 1 in every 5 new APIs: “goodbye XML” Percentage of APIs with XML support Based on directory of 3,200 web APIs listed at ProgrammableWeb, May 2011 26
- 27. Think like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Drink your own Champagne 5. Mainstream API Success
- 28. Chat Less, Do More with Push Notifications
- 31. Think like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Growing of internal and partner API usage 5. Mainstream API Success (upside + downside)
- 35. Think like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Drink your own Champagne 5. Mainstream API Success
- 36. Restructuring for Internal, Partner Growth
- 37. Think like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Drink your own Champagne 5. Mainstream API Success
- 39. APIs since 2006
- 40. Mainstream Success – Who’s Next?
- 41. Think like a Platform 1. Please Drop the SOAP 2. Chat Less, Do More 3. Interactive Documentation 4. Drink your own Champagne 5. Mainstream API Success
- 42. Thank you! Your feedback is a gift. Delyn Simons @delynator, @mashery #modeveast December 2011
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