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zdne

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About zdne

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    Thanks for taking the time to write down your thoughts! I deeply appreciate it! My bad I was not concrete. What I've meant by "this/that" the entire "find the docs - read the docs …

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    Is it that you disagree on the topic? There is nothing subtle about the fact that most of the API tools development goes towards fixing something that does not even have to be ther…

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    Comment #13474978

    Big fan of what you are doing! But can you elaborate a bit on TAM? Isn't the possible market too small? https://github.com/coffeemug/defstartup/blob/master/_posts/2...

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    Comment #13214008

    The thing is, why APIs aren't a mix of domain vocabularies? Why the isolated silos with no interlinking? The Web grew strong because sites were interlinked. REST APIs are supposed …

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    Comment #13213979

    That's an excellent point! It's sure the case for the "building API to leverage (pardon me the word) the channels" scenario. These pre-agreed scenarios couldn't be automated. But o…

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    That is my point: We don't need to understand the communication means. Instead, we should just declaratively say what we want the machine to do, and it will figure out the rest.

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    Comment #13213900

    Yup, AGI should be able to "figure it out" at the runtime (when the two machines meet).

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    Comment #13213884

    The results are relevant only if 1. the name of API contains the term or affordance you want to use 2. you are a human being (you cannot perform such discovery as a machine)

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    Comment #13212991

    Thanks for the review! I didn't mean the article as a marketing post, but I wanted to share my (long) thought process. Nothing in the article is new in the concept, but maybe™ the …

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    Fair point! I'll try to answer with a question: So why is it that Google, Microsoft & Yahoo cooperate on schema.org to establish shared vocabulary? They don't have to make it inter…

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    Comment #10931422

    Swagger and API Blueprint are two different formats to describe web APIs. Until now Apiary and its tools supported only the API Blueprint. This has changed today.

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    > far less data /author of API Blueprint here/ I would not say this is the case. API Blueprint focuses on different data for various reasons (design-first, documentation-orinented)…

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    /disclaimer: I work at Apiary/ A hosted mock server is part of Apiary suite of tools for the entire API design lifecycle. Others would include interactive documentation, traffic in…

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