Developer Success Podcast
In this podcast series guests from leading API teams explore a more holistic view of developer-led business success, and the business objectives of an API program. They discuss what tools, processes and practices they adopted and evolved to ensure that APIs are not just a technical solution, but the engine of their business’ success. The host is Kristof Van Tomme, CEO and co-founder of Pronovix.
Developer Portals as Digital Marketing Tools and Technology Choices for Devportals
In this episode, Irvinder Singh (Principal Director, AgFirst Farm Credit Bank) explains the expanding definition of developer success, emphasizing swift service integration, business outcomes, and the adoption of emerging technologies.
Simulation and community building at Ansys: the socio-technical aspects of developer success
Why is it essential to treat API developer portals as socio-technical systems, and what is the role of community building in achieving developer success? With Chris Harrold (Developer Experience Program Director, Product Manager at Ansys), among others, we explored these questions and the post-GPT era. As Chris remarked, the importance of quality information is much more significant now than they’ve ever been before.
Technical solutions are as important as the customer’s journey: KBC’s approach to APIs and other interfaces
Our guest was Tamara Meers (Business Development Manager at KBC), who is mainly involved with the business side, which provides her with a unique perspective on developer success and its connection with technical solutions. Tamara and Kristof talked about KBC’s journey from PSD2 to a growing market of embedded finance, discussed the upcoming PSD3 and how Tamara sees the role of developer success.
Building an internal developer portal with Backstage at Ikea
Soumitra Bhattacharyya (Senior Software Engineer, API Management at Ikea) and Kristof discuss the meaning and impact of developer success and data concept modeling. Furthermore, Soumitra shares how he sees the evolution journey in general API management and ecosystem landscape within the past five years and why democratizing data inside your organization could be important.