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The Vision for Dealing with API Versioning

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Today, most API endpoints aren’t versioned at a granular level, and for good reason. If you tried to version each endpoint individually—or worse, by HTTP method—it would lead to a chaotic and unsustainable mess. This is why APIs are typically versioned as a package: a set of endpoints grouped under a common “API Name” and “API Version.” However, this structure...

Fueling Iconic Collaborations: How APIs and Poly Drive Brand Partnerships

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Collaborations between iconic brands have become one of the most exciting marketing trends in recent years. From Wendy’s teaming up with Nickelodeon’s SpongeBob SquarePants to create the “Krabby Patty Kollab” to McDonald’s partnering with rapper Travis Scott, these brand collaborations capture the imagination of fans and consumers alike. While the creative genius...

Improving Mobile Enterprise Applications

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Mobile enterprise applications increasingly rely on integrating third-party APIs to deliver a seamless user experience, connecting to various backend systems. This integration often brings challenges, as mobile developers must work around the complexities of these backend services while delivering a smooth and intuitive user interface. The challenge is compounded by the need to integrate legacy...

API-Enabled Solutions for Multi-Property Management

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As the hospitality industry evolves, hotel chains and multi-property businesses face increasing challenges in maintaining consistency, efficiency, and a seamless guest experience across various locations. Property management complexity grows with scale, whether managing a combination of hotels, resorts, restaurants, or even spas. The answer to many of these challenges lies in embracing API...

APIs for Marketing: Engagement, Personalization, and Community

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Marketing teams constantly search for ways to enhance engagement, personalize customer experiences, and gather actionable insights. More marketers are tapping into the power of APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to achieve these goals. APIs serve as bridges that connect different software applications, allowing them to communicate, share data, and work in sync. In marketing, APIs are...

What comes next after RESTful APIs?

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Stateless RESTful APIs with JSON payloads are here to stay, especially for CRUD operations. I don’t see them getting replaced anytime soon because they are the most atomic form of interaction with a server due to being modeled as native HTTP method + URI combinations. REST, known for its stateless nature, offers simplicity and scalability, making it the go-to choice for CRUD operations...

Revolutionizing Food and Beverage with PolyAPI

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Enhancing Integrations for Better Service and Efficiency In the competitive food and beverage world, seamless operations and excellent customer service are crucial for success. From managing supply chains to ensuring quick service in fast-food restaurants, efficient data integration across various platforms can significantly enhance operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. PolyAPI, with...

Accelerating Banking and Fintech Development with PolyAPI

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The banking and fintech sectors are under immense pressure to innovate and deliver superior digital experiences. With the advent of open banking, the need for seamless integration and rapid development of applications has never been more critical. PolyAPI, a cutting-edge platform leveraging AI-driven documentation and integration capabilities, is poised to revolutionize how banking and fintech...

Unlocking the Future of Serverless Microservices and AI Integration

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PolyAPI revolutionizes software development with AI-powered integration, offering developers automated, personalized services and data-driven development. Its seamless integration fosters collaboration and interoperability within teams. The natural language interface empowers developers of all linguistic backgrounds, and PolyAPI's language agnosticism promotes a diverse global developer community...

Chris Hood

Chris Hood is a strategist, consultant, and public speaker, currently serving as the CMO at PolyAPI. With a background that includes leading API strategy at Apigee and Google, Chris has been immersed in the API world since 2009, helping some of the largest global companies shape their API designs, products, and monetization strategies. As a thought leader in the field, he has defined productization principles and digital ecosystems that are now standard across industries. This site reflects his insights, predictions, and musings on the future of APIs, as he works on his upcoming book, Application People Interfaces, a CEO's guide to understanding the value of APIs and the impact of AI on their future.

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