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Apache Pulsar 2.0 Release Now Available

Streamlio has announced the release of Apache Pulsar 2.0 which includes several new enhancements including Schema Registry and Topic Compaction. This latest release of Apache Pulsar also includes the general availability of Pulsar Functions which are lightweight, stream-native compute processes.

Brief

Janet Wagner

Messaging, Data, Streaming

06-07-2018

What Does a Push/Streaming API Look Like?

While the majority of the APIs within the ProgrammableWeb directory are REST-styled APIs, that isn't the only architectural style in use, not by a long shot. In this article we look at our directory data to see what underlying technologies are most popular across the various Push/Streaming APIs.

Research

Wendell Santos

Streaming, Financial, Messaging

05-24-2018

Why the Push/Streaming API Architectural Style is More Prominent Than Ever API University

Today the conditions are more favorable than ever for organizations to consider implementing event-driven non-polling based data retrieval patterns in their APIs. This series aims to help you to better understand your options when it comes to push/streaming API architectural styles.

Analysis

David Berlind

Streaming

12-19-2017

Twitch Adds API Endpoints, Starts Rate Limit Increase Discussion

Twitch made API news this week with new endpoints and a developer invitation to discuss rate limit increases. The new endpoints allow developers to get and create clips, and retrieve the top games on Twitch. Twitch opened a dedicated email box specifically for fielding rate limit increase requests.

Brief

Eric Carter

Video, Games, Streaming

12-15-2017

When Push and Streaming APIs Are Just Too Hard To Do, Outsource Them API University

The previous parts of this series helped you become familiar with various kinds of push technologies. Sometimes you will want to build your own push API from scratch. Other times that isn't the case and this article helps familiarize you with some of the turnkey push API infrastructure providers.

Analysis

John Mueller

Streaming, API Strategy

12-14-2017

Understanding the Less Popular Push/Streaming Protocols (XMPP, CoAP, MQTT, etc.) API University

Even though Webhooks, PubSubHubbub, and WebSockets are really popular, they aren't the only options at your disposal. This part of the series provides overviews of a number of other push alternatives that you might find helpful for meeting the needs of your particular application.

Analysis

John Mueller

API Design, Streaming

12-11-2017

Facebook Adds Automated Encoder Configuration and Frame-Accurate Start Times to Live API

Facebook implemented new features for its Live API to answer common concerns voiced by the publishers. The automated encoder configuration ensures auto tweaks to quality settings throughout the stream, and the frame-accurate start times informs a publisher of the exact frame a video is live.

Brief

Eric Carter

Video, Streaming

09-15-2017

In Other API Economy News: Bullet Streaming Query Engine, Bot Defense for APIs and More Facebook Graph

In today's look at what what going on in the world of APIs we discuss Yahoo's streaming data query engine, Bullet, which promises the ability to run 'look-forward' queries; Distil Networks released Bot Defense for API aimed at ensuring authorized users are access API servers and more.

Brief

Wendell Santos

Streaming, Security, Social

07-19-2017

What Is a WebSockets Push-Styled API and How Does It Work? API University

Continuing our series on push technologies, part three looks at WebSockets and how they are appropriate for when you need a server-to-client real time interactive exchange. Part three discusses what you can do with WebSockets and how it differs from other push technologies.

Analysis

John Mueller

Streaming, API Design

04-20-2017

Kaltura Releases Mobile Video Player SDK Version 3.0 Kaltura

Kaltura has released a new version of its Mobile Video Player SDK for Android and iOS that is leaner and loads faster than the previous version (2.0) Developers can use the Kaltura Mobile Video Player SDK to embed the Kaltura Mobile Video Player into Android and iOS applications.

Brief

Janet Wagner

Video, Streaming

04-13-2017

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Apache Pulsar 2.0 Release Now Available

What Does a Push/Streaming API Look Like?

Why the Push/Streaming API Architectural Style is More Prominent Than Ever API University

Twitch Adds API Endpoints, Starts Rate Limit Increase Discussion

When Push and Streaming APIs Are Just Too Hard To Do, Outsource Them API University

Understanding the Less Popular Push/Streaming Protocols (XMPP, CoAP, MQTT, etc.) API University

Facebook Adds Automated Encoder Configuration and Frame-Accurate Start Times to Live API

In Other API Economy News: Bullet Streaming Query Engine, Bot Defense for APIs and More Facebook Graph

What Is a WebSockets Push-Styled API and How Does It Work? API University

Kaltura Releases Mobile Video Player SDK Version 3.0 Kaltura