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Node.js, GraphQL, Spring Boot, Golang, these are just a few options we have as technologist to build modern API’s today. So, it is imperative that organizations implement a strategy to manage their diverse API ecosystem so they can respond to rapid changes in customer demand.

In this lightboard video, Jamil Spain with IBM Cloud, breaks down some common terms that come up when discussing API development, and then takes us a step deeper as he shows how an API Management solution can provide more flexibility for your architecture, enhanced security options, and key analytics to track the performance of your APIs.

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– Central Texas IBM i User Group (@CTXiUG)09:45 – Aug 20, 2021

Are there any tools (other than RDI or its predecessors) for creating/modifying IBM i display files in a drag&drop or GUI mode? I vaguely recall seeing an open source editor/tool, but I’ve been entirely unable to find it, so I may have hallucinated the whole thing. #IBMi

– Adam (@adam_on_i)09:58 – Aug 20, 2021

We’ve got another new feature just for our #IBMi customers: the Rational Development Tools package can now be licensed from the Skytap Hardware Settings page! Skytap’s Director of Product Management Loke Tan has all the details in his latest blog post. ow.ly/9PlK50FV6ZE

– Skytap (@Skytap)20:55 – Aug 20, 2021

@NielsLiisberg Every day I still admire the IBM team who envisioned and started today’s #IBMi architecture, back in the 1980s. Incredible and so advanced technology.

– Jaime, ☕ & ☕ (@El_Papanatas) (in reply to NielsLiisberg)23:26 – Aug 20, 2021