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Simplifying application development through API-First Design Methodology
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With the proliferation of APIs, taking an "API-First approach" becomes a more thoughtful, more customer-orientated approach. Martini Product Architect Vivien Jovet joins us in this episode to discuss the benefits of the API-First design methodology, as well as delve into how APIs can help streamline the application development and deployment.
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With the proliferation of APIs, taking an "API-First approach" becomes a more thoughtful, more customer-orientated approach. Martini Product Architect Vivien Jovet joins us in this episode to discuss the benefits of the API-First design methodology, as well as delve into how APIs can help streamline the application development and deployment.
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