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Can anyone find our bibliographic data?

Most of the best known services on the web, such as Twitter, Facebook or Github have an API to access and interact with its content.

But building an API may not be the last thing to do when launching a service, but the service itself from where all the application is built. And the base to provide at last multiple [web] clients to publish and manage the information.

This is a short compilation of the API driven development philosophy.


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This post was first published on LibTechNotes, a blog from the Library team at the Universitat Oberta de Catalunya to share our everyday findings, solutions and inspirations.

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