Cloud Elements API Version Management

As the ongoing pandemic drives companies to stabilize operations, pounce on new opportunities, and develop new strategies to adapt to long-term change, cash is king. Financial...

Any experienced developer knows that coding the integration is only the first half of the battle.

Yet another key to building an effective integration is implementing eventing.

If you’re still getting the hang of web development and HTTP specification, you might find yourself often confused about which verbs to use and when.

Product managers are responsible for determining the services and applications that are used by their customers and figuring out how to get their application integrated with them.

So you’ve put in the time and effort to build a killer app. But if it can’t be integrated with the other apps your customer base uses and needs connectivity to, you won’t see the adoption and retentio

OAuth is an open standard for authorization that uses access and refresh tokens.

So it’s your turn to take a crack at building a new integration. We get it - you don’t need to reinvent the wheel.

A seamless, connected experience that’s relevant to your customer’s use case is the bottomline of a great user experience.

Authentication can be complex, and developers are forced to work within the framework of the APIs they’re integrating to.

To build a seamless API integration, you need to map data appropriately.

To build a seamless user experience for your customers, it’s essential to offer pre-built, pre-orchestrated integrations to high-demand complementary applications (e.g., CRM, Finance,...

Do you ever feel haunted by the ghosts of problems-past?

If you’re a technology company, you use APIs. Your products are built on them and you need them to connect to other applications so your users aren’t performing manual, reiterative tasks.

I saw an interesting article in Vox a while back, an interview with Adam Tooze who wrote the book Crashed about the Great Recession. He mentioned that looking at the responses to...