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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Web APIs are everywhere, giving developers an efficient way to interact with applications, services, and data. Well-designed APIs are a joy to use; poorly-designed APIs are cumbersome, confusing, and frustrating. The Design of EverydayAPIs is a practical, example packed guide to crafting extraordinary web APIs. Author Arnaud Lauret demonstrates fantastic design principles and techniques you can apply to both public and private web APIs. The Design of Everyday APIs introduces you to the challenging and creative world of API design. In this experience-driven guide, you'll learn to think like an API designer, embracing effective practices for requirements gathering, blending business and technical goals, and adopting a consumer-first mindset. You'll master the lifecycle of web API design, including the all-important secure-by-design approach. This book teaches principles that can be applied in any style of API. Most examples are illustrated using REST and the OpenAPI specification. Written for developers with minimal experience building and consuming APIs. Key Features Characteristics of a well-designed API Explore the full API design lifecycle Designing user-oriented APIs Secure APIs by design Evolving existing APIs Validating your API designs Arnaud Lauret is a software architect with 15 years of experience in the banking industry. He has spent a decade using, designing, and building APIs. Hes known on the web as the API Handyman and is the creator the API Stylebook , a collection of resources for API designers. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Stop shipping just-works endpoints that barely function and leave developers frustrated. Many APIs are built quickly without fully considering how users interact with them, how they scale, or how they evolve over time. What if you could design APIs that developers praise for their clarity, users trust for their consistency, and businesses rely on for growth? By following proven methods for requirement analysis, security, and usability, you can build interfaces that are easier to adopt, maintain, and expand without costly rewrites. Requirement analysis framework: turns fuzzy feature lists into clear, testable API capabilities. HTTP-based patterns: apply CRUD, batch, and long-running operations without performance surprises. Consumer-first mindset: design flows that feel intuitive, boosting adoption and support metrics. Security and efficiency checks: catch vulnerabilities early, protect data, and control latency. Compatibility toolkit: modify APIs confidently while avoiding painful breaking changes. Future-proof versioning strategies: evolve services, keep clients happy, and cut rewrite costs. The Design of Web APIs by renowned API expert Arnaud Lauret offers a proven, step-by-step playbook for REST API success. It distills years of real-world governance experience into practical guidance any developer can use. Through an engaging Online Shopping case study and banking scenarios, Lauret shows how to balance business goals with technical constraints. Each chapter layers new design toolsrequirement gathering, interoperability checks, security controlsbuilding a complete, reusable workflow. Finish the book able to architect APIs that are clear, consistent, and adaptable. Your endpoints will be easier to document, simpler to test, and far cheaper to maintain. Ideal for developers who have consumed or built basic APIs and now must design robust, long-lived services. An API defines how a program exposes its operations, features, and capabilities to other programsand the kind of data it can send and receive from them. Well-designed APIs are a joy to use. Bad APIs are a nightmare, with endless impact on system performance, developer productivity, and your end-user experience. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: New. 2nd. Stop shipping "just-works" endpoints that barely function and leave developers frustrated. Many APIs are built quickly without fully considering how users interact with them, how they scale, or how they evolve over time. What if you could design APIs that developers praise for their clarity, users trust for their consistency, and businesses rely on for growth? By following proven methods for requirement analysis, security, and usability, you can build interfaces that are easier to adopt, maintain, and expand without costly rewrites. Requirement analysis framework: turns fuzzy feature lists into clear, testable API capabilities. HTTP-based patterns: apply CRUD, batch, and long-running operations without performance surprises. Consumer-first mindset: design flows that feel intuitive, boosting adoption and support metrics. Security and efficiency checks: catch vulnerabilities early, protect data, and control latency. Compatibility toolkit: modify APIs confidently while avoiding painful breaking changes.  Future-proof versioning strategies: evolve services, keep clients happy, and cut rewrite costs. The Design of Web APIs by renowned API expert Arnaud Lauret offers a proven, step-by-step playbook for REST API success. It distills years of real-world governance experience into practical guidance any developer can use. Through an engaging Online Shopping case study and banking scenarios, Lauret shows how to balance business goals with technical constraints. Each chapter layers new design tools-requirement gathering, interoperability checks, security controls-building a complete, reusable workflow. Finish the book able to architect APIs that are clear, consistent, and adaptable. Your endpoints will be easier to document, simpler to test, and far cheaper to maintain. Ideal for developers who have consumed or built basic APIs and now must design robust, long-lived services.…

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Paperback. Condition: New. 2nd. Stop shipping "just-works" endpoints that barely function and leave developers frustrated. Many APIs are built quickly without fully considering how users interact with them, how they scale, or how they evolve over time. What if you could design APIs that developers praise for their clarity, users trust for their consistency, and businesses rely on for growth? By following proven methods for requirement analysis, security, and usability, you can build interfaces that are easier to adopt, maintain, and expand without costly rewrites. Requirement analysis framework: turns fuzzy feature lists into clear, testable API capabilities. HTTP-based patterns: apply CRUD, batch, and long-running operations without performance surprises. Consumer-first mindset: design flows that feel intuitive, boosting adoption and support metrics. Security and efficiency checks: catch vulnerabilities early, protect data, and control latency. Compatibility toolkit: modify APIs confidently while avoiding painful breaking changes.  Future-proof versioning strategies: evolve services, keep clients happy, and cut rewrite costs. The Design of Web APIs by renowned API expert Arnaud Lauret offers a proven, step-by-step playbook for REST API success. It distills years of real-world governance experience into practical guidance any developer can use. Through an engaging Online Shopping case study and banking scenarios, Lauret shows how to balance business goals with technical constraints. Each chapter layers new design tools-requirement gathering, interoperability checks, security controls-building a complete, reusable workflow. Finish the book able to architect APIs that are clear, consistent, and adaptable. Your endpoints will be easier to document, simpler to test, and far cheaper to maintain. Ideal for developers who have consumed or built basic APIs and now must design robust, long-lived services.…