How enterprise application development meets it consumption

It consumerism-or a mix of personal and business-technology equipment and applications-is a defining phenomenon in time. Recent predictions suggest that the number of mobile devices will exceed the world population in 5 years. In the past 10 of years, the proliferation of smartphones and social media applications has changed the development of applications. As a result, open source application interfaces (APIs), Software as services (SaaS), and cloud computing have emerged. Today, application developers and enterprise IT planners are focused on more changes in their work. There are many compiled articles that explore the impact on it consumer software development, service-oriented architecture (SOA), and the enterprise as a whole.

It consumerism: Application store leads software development work

Devices like smartphones have already sounded a wake-up call for application development. As it consumption continues to expand, more and more mobile devices and social media applications have changed. These changes include the emergence of new middleware and open source APIs. The Enterprise App Store is another emerging trend-similar to the itunes Store, but designed for cloud computing and mobile applications. As mobile, cloud, and SaaS gain attention, application developers need to add to the application store platform: where they need to focus to buy, sell, and manage applications.

To curry favor with a keen API developer

With the increasing use of store earnings, the way companies recruit developers is changing. New approaches to attracting public developers are gradually replacing traditional market technologies. According to Apigee, who is a provider of API management and infrastructure products, the core of the problem is simple: developers hate the market. Although creating one is a challenge, it is a noble task for developers to actually use it. But this has always been the case in some ways-but in the Open API era, the episode has come a new twist.

It consumerism and SOA integration

While it consumerism may look like a new trend for a brand, it affects the patterns that SOA follows. Back in the era when PCs and software spreadsheets took the place of mainframes, SOA also changed. Like PCs, smartphones are game-changing players. The challenge for today's application development managers seems to be great: mobile and social media applications have a very difficult integration problem. As the trend continues to shift, the open API seems to be at the center of Change.

For a better rest interface please think like a developer

In the presence of representational state transfer (REST) services, network services, mobile, and cloud times have been pioneered-but organizations may not easily overlook the needs of developers. When deploying the RESTful service, the enterprise should keep the rest interface simple and consistent. Deploying effective RESTful API governance is another best practice. According to Chris Haddad, the Evangelist is the VP of Technology at the Open-source expert WSO2, governance is important for business processes that rely on the RESTful API.

Full Guide to API learning

For a long time, the basics of integration are APIs. Recently, the expansion of network services, mobile, cloud and SaaS platforms has changed the API role. Some technology giants, such as Google and Facebook, have simplified their APIs and opened them up to the public in response to new Web programming technologies. Businesses across the industry have followed suit, looking for lighter, faster and more flexible approaches. Therefore, integration itself is constantly changing.

(Responsible editor: Lu Guang)