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Building a reusable API platform with WSO2

API driven digital economy is here to stay. Whether you like it or not, you have to embrace that if you have plans to stay along with the competition in your respective domain. But API adoption comes at a cost. Depending on which vendor you are going to choose, you will end up with a considerable cost. Good things do not come easy and they are not free. It is a given that you have to spend some amount of money to get things going in terms of the API driven business. But the real problem is that, what is the benefit you get out of that investment? How long will it take to show some benefits? These problems are nothing new to business leaders since they deal with these sorts of problems day in day out.

This article discusses

  • What is Reusability in enterprise IT landscape?
  • What is API Development?
  • How Reusability is affecting in development?
  • What are API Marketplaces?
  • How Reusability is affecting in API consumption?
  • Benefits of API Reusability
You can find the link to the full article below.

https://medium.com/wso2-learning/building-a-reusable-api-platform-with-wso2-api-manager-bfd1273b8b57?sk=e1487c948e89aaaede3093db7cf21d8c


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