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Speaker - Glenn Block

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Speaker - Glenn Block. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. The emergence of Hypermedia systems has brought with it a bunch of facts . Some of the things you might hear are:. The web was built for Hypermedia. There is no REST without Hypermedia. Hypermedia is the magic cure for all of your API ills. With Hypermedia your API is guaranteed to be robust. Some of what you hear is true and some, well, they are just urban legends. The API Days NZ Conference is organised by HYPR and Deloitte for the benefit o...

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Speaker - Adam Moriarty

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Speaker - Adam Moriarty. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. Opening the Vault - Open Data from Auckland Museum. And Introducing Auckland Museum’s Collections Online 2. Adam Moriarty is the Digital Collections Information Manager at Auckland Museum, He is responsible for open access to to our shared cultural heritage and connecting digital content with the community.

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Speaker - Simon Raik-Allen

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Speaker - Simon Raik-Allen. 12 September 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. The Role of the CTO in Product and Platform Development. Simon will be talking through various aspects in the life of the CTO and sharing experiences and learnings from his 6 years in the role. If you are looking to one day be a CTO yourself, then this talk is the grounding and inspiration you need to launch that phase of your career. Chief Technology Officer, MYOB. He has worked the majority of his career based in Silicon Valley in ...

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Speaker - Andrew Wilshire

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Speaker - Andrew Wilshire. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. MegaTrends affecting Financial Services and the Open Banking Agenda. Andrew will present how Open Data and APIs will deliver disruptive change across the banking landscape, and how incumbents and challenger banks are positioning to thrive in this radically different environment. Featuring insights into propositions from BBVA, Fidor and Mondo bank, and how UK and EU regulators are driving banks to provide open access to key services.

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Speaker - Swithin Foote

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Speaker - Swithin Foote. 22 August 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. APIculate: API Strategy, What’s the Point? When building an API strategy, creating a capability or even just beginning an API journey one of the questions that we are often asked is what is the point? Whilst abroad he worked predominantly in the financial sector where he was involved in large and complex integrations such as the U.K. banking Faster Payments initiative. He is currently head of Integration at Middleware New Zeala...The API D...

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Speaker - Thomas Cully

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Speaker - Thomas Cully. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. Building Fast APIs Using Single Class Microservices. Thomas Cully is a Cloud Architect at APITalent, and compulsive framework author. He has designed and written systems of all sizes for 20 years in contexts ranging from tiny startups to large internationals and governments. Today, he specialises in architecture and design for HA and Scale with API backends.

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Speaker - Markus Lanthaler

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Speaker - Markus Lanthaler. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. From Strings to Things to a Web of Services. The Web is undergoing a fundamental change from strings and keywords to structured data and things. More than 25% of all websites already contain structured information. Initiatives such as Schema.org allow search engines to extract and understand such data, integrate it, and create knowledge graphs to improve their services.

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Speaker - Kirsten Hunter

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Speaker - Kirsten Hunter. 12 September 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. Web APIs are relatively simple to implement, which has led to many ill-conceived APIs out in the world. Creating APIs that make developers jump for joy is a goal we should all have, and this proposal outlines a process for API development which will result in a better considered product.

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APIDaysNZ | API Days NZ Conference Programme | APIDaysNZ

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Welcome to APIdays - Saul Caganoff and Gareth Evans. Data as a language. Hypermedia Myths and Misconceptions. The Role of the CTO in Product and Platform Development. GraphQL for the RESTful crowd. Go Digital or Die Trying. Putting Hypermedia Back in REST with JAX-RS and Java EE. Opening the Vault - Open Data from Auckland Museum. Machine learning your way to smarter API error responses. APIculate: API Strategy, What&s the Point? Building Fast APIs Using Single Class Microservices: Ticketure by Area360.

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Speaker - Martina Iglesias Fernández

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Speaker - Martina Iglesias Fernández. 15 July 2016 – Posted by Gareth Evans. Automatic discovery of service metadata for systems at scale. Documentation is a painful yet necessary artifact of any software system. In a large microservices environment like Spotify’s, where the number of services and teams grows quickly, automation and standardization of documentation is crucial. We want you to know about our open source tool, Apollo and how we solved this common, painful issue with it. The API Days NZ Conf...