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Creating an API-First Culture and Company, Part 2

NGINX sponsored this post.  Karthik Krishnaswamy Karthik is head of product marketing at NGINX, part of F5. He holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business and a computer science degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology.

The New Stack02 Feb 2022 · summary
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/kkrishnaswamy/ This blog is part of a 4-part series. Creating an API-First Culture and Company, Part 2 (this post) In our https://thenewstack.io/creating-an-api-first-culture-and-company-part-1/, we showed how organizations can lay the groundwork for an API-first culture. Part two of this series continues where we left off, introducing Phase 2 (Design and Create) of the process of creating an API-first culture. Phase 2 of the API-First Culture Journey brings the enterprise into the design and creation of an API rulebook, design principles and infrastructure.

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