#api conference

With my API Magazine I am supporting and covering the APIDays edition in Berlin on May 5th and 6th. 

The APIDays are a global tour covering six cities: Barcelona, Berlin, Moscow, Paris, San Francisco and Tokyo. APIDays is also vendor-independent and genuinely wants to drive to API space forward and covers a wide range of topics such as scalability, versioning, developer experience, testing, mobile, security or business models. For a complete overview of the agenda see here. 

For the Berlin edition already 50 speakers in three tracks have confirmed and over 250 attendees are expected.

APIDays Berlin is solely focused on the builders of the web. The goal is to provide a great learning experience and an open forum to bring together the finest minds in the API space and foster dialogue.

I will organise and hold a workshop at APIDays about the elements of an effective developer program. I will invite some experts to present and discuss this topics. My objective is to highlight the importance of developers in the API value chain and also to inform about how to build a successful developer program.

I will provide more details about this workshop and the speakers soon.

You can sign up and get a ticket for APIDays Berlin here.

Below you can find a selection of the currently confirmed speakers.

 At the The Business of APIs Conference today, looking forward to a great day of conversation with like-minded people.

Update: Just met with Oren Michels, Founder of Mashery. Great guy, truly understands the business of web services. I can see Lypp using Mashery's proxy API for reporting, authentication etc. There are some great case studies from Pikeo , Compete and RockYou.

Update: I have just had a great conversation with Debbie Landa and Shay Nowick of Dealmaker Media. Shay asked a basic question, tell me what you do in one sentence, here it is... 

"Lypp is the EC2 /S3 of VoIP."

Simply put, we are the pay as you go web services provider for VoiP. Partners access our service via the RESTful API. If you want to integrate VoIP into your application, Lypp is a great place to start and complete your journey. The average time is takes for developers to make their first real phone call using the Lypp API is now less than 2 hours, and that's no joke. Get yourself a username and password to access the Lypp API, just email [email protected].