With cloud usage on the rise, various cloud application programming interfaces (APIs) are emerging to connect end-users to databases via mobile or desk-based web interfaces.

While you might be familiar with APIs, we'll get into how they work and how they can be used in this tech project, using low-code programming to check the weather with your home lab.

In discussions with my clients and other folks at conferences, one of the complaints I've heard is that building Restful APIs against databases should be more accessible.

The rise of RESTful APIs has been met by a rise in tools for creating, testing, and managing them. Whether you’re a newbie building your first API, or an expert racing an intractable deadline ...

The new APIs will allow site owners to use both JavaScript and REST APIs to embed Google Friend Connect directly into the markup language of each site and make it easier for to combine it with ...

SmartBear releases API exploration tool that supports REST and event-driven specifications, giving developers instant visibility into API limitations ...

Refit greatly simplifies the boilerplate code required to connect to and work with REST APIs in your ASP.NET Core applications. One important point to note is that when you’re using Refit, all ...

Salt Security, the leader in API security, today announced the launch of Salt Cloud Connect for AWS, the first API security solution to deliver full API visibility and posture governance without ...

APIs seem to be everywhere these days. Every popular online service has one. APIs allow developers to interact with online services without actually having to point and click their way through a UI.