Booklet

APIs for Modern Commerce

by Kelly Goetsch, commercetools Advisor

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About the Booklet

Prepare yourself for next-gen digital commerce

Today, application programming interfaces (APIs) are driving the digital revolution. From enabling differentiated online shopping experiences to seamlessly working with best-of-breed software solutions, APIs are vital for creating seamless digital experiences. Often called the currency of the digital world, they ensure speed, security and agility for building standout modern digital commerce experiences.

This booklet introduces what APIs are, what APIs are used for and how they power next-generation commerce. You’ll learn about API integration, how to model and deploy commerce APIs, and the advantages of combining APIs and microservices for unmatched flexibility.

Key Takeaways

  • What APIs are and why they’re essential for digital commerce.
  • The importance of eCommerce API integration and API consumption.
  • Benefits of combining APIs with microservices, including the advantages of API gateways in microservices.
  • How to deploy and extend APIs to support differentiation.

Ready to master API eCommerce? Download the booklet now and learn why APIs are important for staying ahead in today’s digital world.

APIs are transforming digital commerce. This booklet explores what APIs are, their importance and how API-based commerce accelerates business growth.
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About the Speakers

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Kelly Goetsch
commercetools Advisor

Kelly Goetsch, is the former Chief Strategy Officer at commercetools, now commercetools Advisor. He came to commercetools from Oracle, where he led product management for their microservices initiatives. Before that, he was an architect with ATG.