Application Programming Interface

Session Application Programming Interface

Sidecars, eBPF and the Future of Service Mesh

Friday Dec 2 / 12:30PM PST

Controversy over the future of service meshes and their architectures is swirling. This is a vital discussion as enterprise migration to microservice and Kubernetes-based architectures continue. This talk incorporates the latest community developments to explore what the future looks like.

Speaker image - Jim Barton

Jim Barton

Field Engineer @Solo

Session Application Programming Interface

Scaling GraphQL Adoption at Netflix

Friday Dec 2 / 11:20AM PST

GraphQL is steadily gaining popularity as an API technology choice for Client to Server communication. However, it can be daunting to realize the benefits of GraphQL without significant investment.

Speaker image - Tejas Shikhare

Tejas Shikhare

Senior Software Engineer @Netflix

Session Application Programming Interface

What API Product Managers Need

Friday Dec 2 / 10:10AM PST

With thousands of APIs being built across the industry, serving millions of developers worldwide, and driving billions in revenue, there is a need to manage APIs as products. Building great API products requires both building technically sound APIs and creating an API experience to match.

Speaker image - Deepa Goyal

Deepa Goyal

Product Strategy @Postman, previously Product Developer @PayPal & @Twilio

Session Frontend

Building Typesafe APIs with tRPC & TypeScript

Wednesday Nov 30 / 10:30AM PST

When developing modern APIs, there a few options to choose from. REST is not a standard  but instead style. Trust is constantly broken between the API and client. gRPC and GraphQL provide standards but require complex tooling.

Speaker image - Brian Douglas

Brian Douglas

Co-founder & CEO @saucedopen, previously led Developer Advocacy by showcasing newest features @Github

Session Application Programming Interface

API Evolution Without Versioning

Friday Dec 2 / 09:00AM PST

Versioning is usually the first–and too often, the only–technique architects reach for when imagining a breaking change to an API’s interface. Based on my experience managing the evolution of a public API, I’ve recently cataloged several alternative techniques and their tradeoffs.

Speaker image - Brandon Byars

Brandon Byars

North America Head of Technology @thoughtworks