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Articles tagged with #apis
Internal APIs are often treated as second-class citizens. They're "just for us", easier to change, faster to iterate, more forgiving when they break. External APIs, by contrast, get the full product t
Bad Developer Experience rarely causes dramatic failures. There’s no single outage. No obvious incident. Nothing that immediately demands executive attention. Instead, it erodes growth quietly. When DX is poor, teams still ship, just more slowly, mor...
Developer Experience is usually treated as an engineering concern. Better tooling. Cleaner APIs. Better docs. All important. All incomplete The reason Developer Experience keeps resurfacing as a problem is that it’s rarely owned as a business outcome...
Saying an API is a product is easy. Actually productising one is harder, it forces clarity in places most organisations avoid The biggest shift isn’t technical. It’s intentionality. Productising an API starts with answering questions that infrastruct...
Everyone says APIs are products. Almost no one treats them that way. APIs are often built as technical artefacts rather than customer-facing products. They exist to unblock delivery, support integrations, or enable reuse, but they’re not managed with...