From Hackaton to Clickaton, why the API web needs a GUI

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These are my slides from a session I did at the APIdays in Paris. In it I explain why we need an (open source) GUI for the API web, and how we can help "Clickers", technical people who don't write code, to build applications that consume our APIs.

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Hackton -> Clickaton
Why the API web needs a GUI

Pronovix
Kristof Van Tomme
CEO - evangelist
Ghent area, Belgium
@kvantomme
kristof@pronovix.com
Developer Portals

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This is going to lead us to fantastic places

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There are not enough developers to make APIs go mainstream

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When you are removed from the user experience

You should consider having an open source GUI

We did this for Context.io’s API and won first runner up

Maybe your API already has an integration

You should do one, because clickers are the mainstream market

Because right now they probably feel like imposters

If embraced, they will do crazy things for your community

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From Hackaton to Clickaton, why the API web needs a GUI

1. Hackton -> Clickaton Why the API web needs a GUI

2. Pronovix Kristof Van Tomme CEO - evangelist Ghent area, Belgium @kvantomme kristof@pronovix.com Developer Portals

3. APIs are amazing

4. They are the epitome of division of labor

5. APIs are the driving force that will enable specialised AI

6. This is going to lead us to fantastic places

7. There is just one little problem...

8. in 2020 we will have 25M developers that is 0.31% of 8B

9. There are not enough developers to make APIs go mainstream

10. Who else could implement our APIs?

11. Let me tell you a little secret...

12. I am not a developer!

13. I’m a bio-engineer...

14. My first startup investigated diagnostics for schizophrenia

15. But today I run a Drupal consultancy

16. How did that ever happen?

17. I got sucked into Drupal because of it’s GUI...

18. GUIs are gateway drugs for IT products

19. But this is an old trick that MS Windows showed us long ago

20. And smart people are already working on this

21. But is that enough?

22. When you are removed from the user experience

23. You risk losing control

24. You should consider having an open source GUI

25. Not a stand-alone project

26. But a plugin for an existing ecosystem

27. Like Drupal for example

28. We did this for Context.io’s API and won first runner up

29. Maybe your API already has an integration

30. That just needs a little maintance love

31. But what is a Clickaton?

32. A Clickaton is a hackaton for Clickers

33. You should do one, because clickers are the mainstream market

34. and Clickers need our help

35. Because right now they probably feel like imposters

36. If embraced, they will do crazy things for your community

37. Pronovix Kristof Van Tomme CEO - evangelist Ghent area, Belgium @kvantomme kristof@pronovix.com Developer Portals

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39. Drupal alone has over a 100k contributing users!

40. With an existing evangelist infrastructure

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