Free Public APIs for Developers

 💥Free Public APIs for Developers💥

💥A lot of services depend on the use of APIs allowing software systems communicate efficiently between each other. APIs assist developers by providing methods and tools to interact with external and internal software or services.

Developers use APIs to get things done faster. For example, by using a Map API in an application like a cab-hailing service, the developer doesn't have to build the map from scratch, allowing them focus on other parts of the applications.

Just as a refresh, we’ll discuss the importance of APIs, the types of APIs used in web services, and also look at examples of free public APIs for developers.

APIs for Developers

Application programming interface or API as it’s commonly called is a set of rules and protocols that allows communication between software applications. APIs allow developers add features and functionality to applications by leveraging services created by other developers.

There are various APIs with protocols and architectures that vary based on the needs of the application. API protocols and architecture determine how APIs work and communicate with systems.

Protocols are set of rules that determine how data is sent, processed and received between the client (application or software) and the server (where data is stored). Architecture refers to the structure of the API, which dictates how the request (from the client) and responses (from the server) is executed. They can be used interchangeably. Common types of API architecture include REST, SOAP, GraphQL, gRPC, etc.


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