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Ephesoft, a provider of enterprise document capture solutions, has unveiled the newest version of its Transact platform. The Transact 4.5 platform includes new web service APIs that allow Ephesoft customers to integrate the company's supervised machine learning technology into existing solutions.
Episerver, a software company that offers a commerce and content platform, yesterday announced the launch of a new headless API. Episerver says the headless API enables "content as a service." It is designed to allow users of the company's platform to bypass the presentation layer of its platform.
Eleven more APIs have been added to the ProgrammableWeb directory in categories including eCommerce, Chat, and Financial. Highlights include the GraphCMS Simple API for creating content APIs and Voucherify APIs for adding loyalty programs to applications. Here's a rundown of the latest additions.
Fifteen APIs have been added to the ProgrammableWeb directory in categories including Content Management, DeVops, and Enterprise. Highlights today include APIs for OpenRainbow business collaboration services and an API for monitoring text for swear words. Here's a rundown of the latest additions.
GraphCMS has officially launched its API-first content management system. The platform is built on GraphQL, Facebook's open-source data query language. GraphCMS was developed to remove traditional friction associated with REST-API connection across various apps and sites needing access to content.
PixLab offers a set of APIs that hopes to meet most of your media analysis and processing needs. Whether it's media storage, machine vision, or image processing you need; there is not much on the media analysis/editing market today that PixLab doesn't offer through RESTful APIs.
A common client request is to integrate a blog directly into their React app; one that lives in a subdirectory for its SEO benefits. Common solutions include using a pre-rendering service but in this article you'll learn how to build a CMS-powered blog using React, Next.js, and ButterCMS.
Sixteen APIs have been added to the ProgrammableWeb directory in categories including Content Management, Telephony, and Bots. Today's highlights include some recent APIs for MasterCard app developers and Acquia Lift APIs for personalizing user experience in Drupal-based websites and applications.
Bitmovin became the latest video platform to suggest its new API is the first end-to-end, video infrastructure API to hit the market. Similar to its competitor, Synq, Bitmovin released its API with claims that it serves the video space the same way Twilio serves telephony, or Stripe for payments.
Synq has hit the market with a video API designed to bring video capabilities to apps. Unlike many existing video platforms, Synq is not a standalone video management system that brings apps into its ecosystem. Synq hopes that this developer-first mindset will set it apart from other video services.
