October 2021
Intermediate to advanced
357 pages
11h 15m
English
book
Continuous API Management, 2nd Edition
by Mehdi Medjaoui, Erik Wilde, Ronnie Mitra, Mike Amundsen
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Index
Symbols
- 10 pillars (see pillars of API products)
- 12 API security principles, 12 API security principles
- 3 necessities of API creation, The API as a Product
- 4Ps (Price, Promotion, Product, Place), Price, Promotion, Product, Place → Everywhere
- 8 Vs of API landscapes, The Eight Vs of API Landscapes-Volatility, Maturity and the Eight Vs-Volatility (see also landscape/lifecycle matrix)
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- AaaP (see API as a product (AaaP))
- AARRR (awareness, acquisition, activation, retention, revenues, referral), The DevRel ROI cheat sheet: Tracking success in developer relations
- Agile development, Applying Pillars When Performing Planning, Using the Pillars for Creation, Plan-Do-Study-Act, Isn’t All This Just BDUF?, Methodology: API user stories for client application end users, Teams and Roles at Spotify
- Alexander’s cultural mosaic, Enabling Alexander’s Cultural Mosaic
- Amazon, Scope of optimization, Match People’s Needs-The Bezos Mandate, Infrastructure pricing versus SaaS pricing for APIs
- Amazon Web Services (AWS), The Bezos Mandate, Infrastructure pricing versus SaaS pricing for APIs
- API acquisition, API acquisition
- API activation, API activation
- API archaeology, API Archaeology-API Archaeology
- API architect role, Technical Roles
- API as a product (AaaP)
- introduction to
- customer onboarding, Customer Onboarding-Onboarding for Your APIs
- design thinking, Design Thinking-Applying Design Thinking to APIs
- developer experience, Developer Experience-Infrastructure pricing versus SaaS pricing for APIs
- programmable economy ...
- introduction to
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