7 APIs from the New York Times That Have a High StreamRank

#ICYDK: What APIs from the New York Times would benefit from layering event-driven architecture on top of them?

Each of the APIs we profile as part of the API Gallery™ has an OpenAPI definition created for it when we learn more about what they offer. This is what builds out the listing and detail pages for the gallery, allows us to better understand what each API offers, and help others discover the different APIs that exist across the landscape. Once we have an OpenAPI definition for an API, we load the definition into Postman and begin making calls to each API. When we come across an API that looks like it has a high potential for rapid change, we benchmark the API for a 24-48 hour period, and establish what we call a StreamRank™ for each individual API path. https://goo.gl/NKmKNR

Customer Journey Optimization: The Key to Omnichannel Experience

Today, for customer journey optimization matters more than ever, especially in the context of e-commerce development and omnichannel retail. An average customer is likely to be at equal ease shopping from a website as from an app. The customer is very likely to hop channels multiple times before a purchase is made. And so, it’s for businesses, of course, to figure out how this process of constant transition during various stages of the customer journey is made seamless. It’s the biggest challenge for businesses to offer instant gratification (especially through personalized experiences) to the customer on all channels.

While most businesses may now be focusing on creating flawless mobile app experiences, there is no escape from the reality that there is still a considerable population worldwide, that uses laptops, if not desktops, along with more than one mobile devices, every day. https://goo.gl/oMnuKV