Many organizations undergoing digital transformation are under pressure to connect their applications, data, and devices — most often the path to success is moving to an API-led integration strategy.
An application network enables organizations to connect applications, data, and devices through APIs which expose their assets and data to other systems on the network. As an application network grows the more reusability it will provide. Reusing APIs goes hand in hand with a high-degree of dependency between APIs. Therefore, a high degree of dependency between your APIs means that failures during the invocation of an API will affect other API implementations and the services they offer to the application network.
What is an API developer experience? It sounds similar to user experience (UX), right? Almost – API developer experience (DX) is the practice of understanding how developers work, and more importantly, optimizing the experience they have through the whole lifecycle of an API. The developer experience has lately evolved from user experience because it sees developers as a special — and unfortunately — underrated case of user. Creating a positive experience for your developers is about understanding the context of how they use APIs,
