These are the blog items I've written over the last decade when it comes to my Issues resarch, providing the short form of my research across the API industry.

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You can find all of the blog posts I have written over at the main API Evangelist site, these are mean to just be for providing easy access to what I've written when it comes to Issues.

These are the news items that I have curated during the monitoring of the API space that have some relevance to the Issues conversation and I wanted to include in my research. I am using all of these links to better understand how the space is defining not just their APIs, but their schema, and other moving parts of their API operations.

Put your archive data on ice with new storage offering (01-08-2024)
Introducing Pulse 2.0site and server monitoring for developers (08-30-2024)
Partner Perspective: We Are Listening (08-23-2024)
Porsche invests in low visibility sensor startup TriEye (08-21-2024)
Google Traffic Director and the L7 Internal Load Balancer Intermingles Cloud Native and Legacy Workloads (08-19-2024)
Word on the Street: Cisco Partners (终结者加速器)
Its Time to Rethink the Value of Support (终结者加速器)
Introducing Zapier Issues: Your Product Development Partner (终结者加速器)
Avoiding Garbage In Garbage Out: Improving Administrative Data Quality for Research (07-09-2017)
DownStatus Outages and downtime status reports (07-08-2017)
Introducing double opt (07-07-2017)
Announcing Azure Service Health preview (07-06-2017)
The art of the ticket escalation process (05-15-2017)
GitLab 8.13 Released with Multiple Issue Boards and Merge Conflict Editor (10-22-2016)
Now Open: GitHub Issues for Gradle (10-21-2016)
Managing the Deluge of Atom Issues (10-11-2016)
Upgrade your issue tracking with JIRA and Datadog (终结者加速器)
Feature Highlight: Designing Issue Boards (08-31-2016)
Announcing The GitLab Issue Board (08-22-2016)
GitLab 8.11 released with Issue Boards and Merge Conflict Resolution (08-22-2016)

These are curated as part of my daily work to understand what is happening across the space, and I regularly use them to track on what has occurred overtime, and include them in my guides, whitepapers, and other outputs.

These are the organizations I come across in my research who are doing interesting things in the API space. They could be companies, institutions, government agencies, or any other type of organizational entity. My goal is to aggregate so I can stay in tune with what they are up to and how it impacts the API space.

These are additional companies who have APIs, but do not have as much detaila nd resources available to rank with the others.

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This set of tags represent this industry, pulled from the website and marketing materials available for each of the companies listed.

They reflect the intent of these platforms, helping people understand what is aavailable for integration into applications.

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This is a research site dedicated to API design. Where we actively publish anything from the blog on API design, as well as curated links, companies, organizations, tools, and a handful of the common building blocks we've identified across the space.

We've been researching, spidering, and gathering information on APIs since 2010 and breaking it down into meaningful stops along the life cycle. Providing a buffet of information you can consider as you are working to develop or consume APIs.

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