JaroslavTulach: /* Have You Ever Wondered...? */ - 2008-08-13 20:58:22

Have You Ever Wondered...?

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== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==
== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==
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Maybe you are asking yourself: "Why should I slow myself down by creating an API? Is not that more work?". In the [[The Motivation to Create an API|3rd chapter]] of [[TheAPIBook]] I describe that overall, it is not more work. Moreover I also reveal that even if you try, you cannot live without APIs. APIs are everywhere, even in in-house systems. In the world of [[DistributedDevelopment]] they become inevitable.
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Maybe you are asking yourself: "Why should I slow myself down by creating an API? Is not that more work?". In the [[The Motivation to Create an API|second chapter]] of [[TheAPIBook]] I describe that overall, it is not more work. Moreover I also reveal that even if you try, you cannot live without APIs. APIs are everywhere, even in in-house systems. In the world of [[DistributedDevelopment]] they become inevitable.

JaroslavTulach: /* Have You Ever Wondered...? */ - 2008-08-13 20:56:14

Have You Ever Wondered...?

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== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==
== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==
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Maybe you are asking yourself: "Why should I slow myself down by creating an API? Is not that more work?". In the 3rd chapter of [[TheAPIBook]] I describe that overall, it is not more work. Moreover I also reveal that even if you try, you cannot live without APIs. APIs are everywhere, even in in-house systems. In the world of [[DistributedDevelopment]] they become inevitable.
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Maybe you are asking yourself: "Why should I slow myself down by creating an API? Is not that more work?". In the [[The Motivation to Create an API|3rd chapter]] of [[TheAPIBook]] I describe that overall, it is not more work. Moreover I also reveal that even if you try, you cannot live without APIs. APIs are everywhere, even in in-house systems. In the world of [[DistributedDevelopment]] they become inevitable.

JaroslavTulach at 19:47, 2 August 2008 - 2008-08-02 19:47:09

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== Have You Ever Wondered...? ==
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Maybe you are asking yourself: "Why should I slow myself down by creating an API? Is not that more work?". In the 3rd chapter of [[TheAPIBook]] I describe that overall, it is not more work. Moreover I also reveal that even if you try, you cannot live without APIs. APIs are everywhere, even in in-house systems. In the world of [[DistributedDevelopment]] they become inevitable.

Apidesign: Removing all content from page - 2008-06-14 05:21:49

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More on topic than the previous chapter.
 
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Still quite a lot of preachy text without much in the way of specific information or advice.
 
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Could likely be trimmed down quite a bit.
 
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--[[User:JesseGlick|JesseGlick]] 22:38, 26 March 2008 (UTC)
 

JesseGlick: New page: More on topic than the previous chapter. Still quite a lot of preachy text without much in the way of specific information or advice. Could likely be trimmed down quite a bit. --~~~~ - 2008-03-26 22:38:08

New page: More on topic than the previous chapter. Still quite a lot of preachy text without much in the way of specific information or advice. Could likely be trimmed down quite a bit. --~~~~

New page

More on topic than the previous chapter.
Still quite a lot of preachy text without much in the way of specific information or advice.
Could likely be trimmed down quite a bit.

--[[User:JesseGlick|JesseGlick]] 22:38, 26 March 2008 (UTC)