Build Your Own Udemy
Today we all are living in technological driven world where online learning has become an important and totally worthwhile way of learning on-the-go. Now our future of higher education lies […]
Cloud Computing is every #Startup’s #CTO best friend
This post aims into providing an overview of the needs of every technical startup, the responsibilities of a CTO in it and finally why cloud computing is so important and how it can help.
Cultural Heritage #APIs: What are they, why we need them
Cultural Heritage APIs: What are they, why we need them Paper details: This post is a review on museum rest APIs, their availability, necessity and finally future thoughts. What cloud technologies do museums work, why they switched, who is using the data they expose and why REST APIs are important and useful.
Exploring Cache options for Hypermedia #APIs
Application program interface (API) is a set of protocols utilized for building software applications. This directs how the components of software interact with one another and are very useful as […]
How #music-streaming site Orfium used Varnish Cache to improve page performance
This is a hosted blog post I wrote recently for section.io. Background: Implementing Varnish Cache with section.io. Orfium is a new music platform which combines some of the best features of […]
#Data as a Service: REST #APIs Transforming the Cloud era
History of Cloud Computing Cloud computing is a kind of Internet-based computing that offers pooled computer processing resources and data to computers and other devices on demand. It is often […]
A different Wikipedia for #Web #APIs
Wikipedia for Web APIs. Repository of REST API documents
#APIs, #SmartCities, #IoT and more on @APIlama
A review of current trends on Tech. Which topics are mostly discussed on APILama? How people around the world feel about those?
What is a “Smart City”?
It’s a fair question, but a hard one to answer. Many larger municipalities have embraced the “smart city” concept in recent years, but definitions of the term — and examples […]