The Oracle versus Google verdict set a positive precedent for the future of the API economy, but will it last? What is at stake if the decision is reversed? While on the surface Oracle versus Google m
Every important technology goes through a hype cycle. You’ve probably seen the Gartner Hype Cycle diagram: inflated expectations, followed by despair and eventually a pragmatic understanding of the
Data is like oil. It only has a future value just sitting in a big pool. “Pure data,” as my fellow panelists said Friday night at API Days, has not proven to have much market play. I agree
<p dir="ltr">This coming Friday night, I’ll be at the <a target="_blank" href="http://sf.apidays.io/">API Days</a> conference in San Francisco to talk for a few minutes about my perspectives of the
<a target="_blank" href="http://elasticpath.com">Elastic Path </a>has raised an $8 million debt round to fuel the development of its "commerce everywhere," API -- a hypermedia platform that abstracts
What a two weeks it’s been. Something happened that has been simmering for a while. The API market exploded. Intel bought Mashery for more than $180 million and CA acquired Layer 7. 3Scale recei
The complexity of connecting tools in this new API economy is getting compounded by the inability to link this new breed of services so people can talk in context about the code. Application developme