Avoid These API Design Mistakes for Better Business Integration
summary
Argues APIs should be manufactured, not ad hoc, and lays out 7 pillars that enforce repeatability: a component registry for identity and reuse, a shared data model and component library, and Jenkins automation to build and test pipelines. Shows concrete artifacts—documentation templates, implementation guides, security checklists—and describes how applying these governance pieces produces consistent APIs, fewer integration failures, and faster delivery across product lines.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00API design mistakes intro
- 3:51Business API integration pitfalls
- 10:06Tracking data resources
- 16:59Security for API construction
- 20:16Flexible component-based APIs
- 24:34Summary
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