Why you need an API, and what to do about it
summary
Argues for a company service platform that sits above messy ERP/CRM/e‑commerce systems, exposing HTTP APIs so teams can innovate without touching core systems; demonstrates using OpenAPI descriptions, generated clients (NSwag, Swagger UI), no‑code connectors (Logic Apps, PowerApps) and Azure API Management as a unified edge. Claims measurable wins from case studies — 50% faster project delivery and 2x faster development — and shows patterns (anti‑corruption proxies, event or push updates, caching, rate limits) to make it work.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:50Backend services
- 3:40Example
- 6:05Business Problem
- 9:51API Definition Language
- 12:30Generating Clients
- 18:20Open APIs
- 27:55API management
- 30:10Azure API Management
- 32:54API Manage
- 34:36Unified view
- 35:55Open API
- 37:12Unified Business API
- 38:43Master Data Management
- 43:30Where do you start
- 46:11Wrap up
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