By Oluwafemi Akerele
We live in a connected world, and more and more people use their mobile devices for most of their everyday tasks.
For almost all digital products, websites, or desktop software, a mobile application across mobile operating systems brings the experience closer home for users. Global data from research.com shows that about 50% of web traffic comes from mobile users, which continues to grow. The current data and its trends highlight a significant opportunity for developers and businesses, while also offering various platforms for mobile application development.
by Frank Kilcommins
As AI applications expand, an API-first approach ensures robust, scalable, and consumer-friendly systems.
APIs have long been the backbone of modern software systems, architectures, and businesses. They now dominate the web, accounting for 71% of all internet traffic. Generative AI is accelerating this trend, especially as we pivot our interaction with common web-based capabilities, like “search,” in favor of AI-enriched variants. More AI leads to more APIs, and with that, APIs act as an important mechanism to move data into and out of AI applications, AI agents, and large language models (LLMs).
