RESTful API Design - Second Edition

Get the slides here: http://slideshare.net/​apigee/​restful-api-design-second-editi­on
Download The API Design eBook: http://bit.ly/WijbEd
We Will Discuss:
- API Design Anti-Patterns
- Pragmatic API Design
- Handling API Data Formats and Errors

Six months ago we debuted our thoughts about API Design with a presentation called Teach a Dog to REST. Since then we've shared those best practices with architects, engineers and product managers around the world. From Boston to Bulgaria to Bangalore, we heard questions about APIs we hadn't anticipated and received tons of smart feedback.
Join this second edition webinar with Brian Mulloy who will share with you the wisdom and knowledge we've gained from people on the cutting edge of API programs around the planet.

• Category

  Science & Technology

[Core Xii]

Really annoying how the view always cuts off from the slide so fast I can't read the damn thing. When you're talking about something, and you have a slide with that thing in it, show the slide, not your mug.

[Subodh Singh]

Very good stuff. My only recommendation is that we would like to see more views of the slides than see you talking.

[Darren Evans]

I somewhat agree. Maybe think of implementing a 'picture-in-picture' technique for showing slides showing subject under discussion as the larger visual element with a smaller window showing the speaker in future?

[Muthu Kumar]

Great stuff!

[Muthu Kumar]

Search it out on slideshare "restful api design" -apigee's shows up @ the top

[Shashir Reddy]

Nice material. As others mentioned -- more slide-time. Btw? git? Uhh.... get?

[Shawn Koschik]

I'm sorry to see so many critical comments on this video. I thought it was great! (Plus this guy clearly has great taste in music)

Lastly, boo f-n hoo you had to pause the video. Perhaps you'd care to create a tutorial about making a tutorial that caters to all comprehension levels simultaneously.

[deadsetfilms]

I agree with everyone else. Having a camera, much less two, on the guy looking down talking is completely pointless and communicates nothing. Huge fail there.

[torahislife]

Good lecture but alot is lost due to sparse showing of slides. Its OK to see the presenter talking a little, but we came here to learn about the technology. Spend more time showing the slides...

[carmant]

Agreed. Its not even as if he is looking at the camera, so seeing the top of his head rather than the slides is useless! Aside from having to pause it every 2min, its good info though, so thanks Apigee.