Why Developers Hate Your API

Why Developers Hate Your API #developers #api

Why Developers Hate Your API

IBM API Program Director Andy Thurai (@AndyThurai) and Programmable Web/ API Science founder John Musser (@JohnMusser) discuss why developers may hate your API, and how to make it better.
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