Announcing 2 great new speakers: Oren Michels and Jeremie Miller

by on 06/07/2013

Last week we announced the initial list of speakers for Apistrat SF, and today we are very excited to be announcing two more great speakers:

  • Oren Michels, CEO of Mashery
  • Jeremie Miller, Singly Co-Founder

Oren Michels is the CEO of Mashery, which was recently acquired by Intel, and leads the team responsible for connecting 175 leading brands with 200,000 developers to build 62,000 live apps using APIs. 

And we are also very glad to have Jeremie Miller on board again, who unfortunately had to cancel his participation in Apistrat NYC. Jeremie is co-founder of Singly and in the past helped found Jabber/XMPP.

See all confirmed speakers for Apistrat SF!

Who are you excited to see at the Apistrat SF? Would you like to share your API knowledge? Make sure you submit your ideas for API talks by the end of June.

Look out for more announcements on the program over the coming weeks! (And get your early bird ticket if you haven't done it yet).



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First Batch of Early Bird Tickets Are On Sale For APIStrat

by on 06/05/2013

Early bird tickets are on sale for API Strategy & Practice in San Francisco, October 23rd through 25th.  Get 40% off your access to the next edition of #APIStrat, which sold out in New York City back in February.

So far we have Daniel Jacobson of Netflix, David Weekly of Facebook, Drew Dillon of Yammer, Jeff Atwood of Stack Exchange and Discourse.org, Pamela Fox of Coursera and Peter Rexer of Box on the speaker lineup.

Make sure and submit your ideas for API talks, and get information about becoming a sponsor of #APIStrat.  We have four months of planning and pubilicity, so make sure and get in on the action early.



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Kicking off APIStrat in San Francisco, October 23-25 2013

by on 05/31/2013

API Strategy & Practice in New York was a wild success! We had so much fun bringing together 300+ folks to listen to 70+ companies discuss the business, technology and politics of APIs, we are doing it again. So get ready for API Strategy and Practice Conference in San Francisco, California from October 23 – 25, 2013.

Spread over two and a half days, the second edition will build on the success of the New York event with speakers from companies including Netflix, Box, Yammer, Facebook, Stackoverflow and many others. The unique program of keynotes, panels and themed sessions will provide key insights into the potential of APIs, how to craft a successful API strategy and how to “Best Practice” on execution. The new San Francisco conference also adds a sponsors area, hack-zone and themed API tutorial sessions.

Tickets, including early-bird discounted tickets, will be available in limited batches starting on the June 5. To sign up for notifications of ticket sales, please visit the registration page, if you have a talk you'd like to submit visit the call for papers page, if you'd like to sponsor visit the sponsor page, and for general questions visit the contact page or reach us on Twitter @apistrat.

We look forward to seeing you in San Francisco!!



Tags: Announcement, APIStrat, San Francisco


#APIStrat Videos - Steve Klabnik - Why Open?

by on 04/29/2013

The #APIStrat videos are rolling off the production line from InfoQ.

For those of you who couldn't make it to the APIStrat in New York last February, or in case you missed some of the sessions, the videos for each session are being published individually

The next video is from Steve Klabnik and his talk on Why Open?

The rest of the sessions are being edited, and they will ALL be posted during the next following weeks. Publishing order will be the same as in the original program, with the only exception of the keynotes being published first.

We will be linking the videos available from our website, on the sessions page. You can also find all the videos and slides on InfoQ API Strategy & Practice page.

Thank you InfoQ for taking care of the filming, editing and publishing.

API Strategy & Practice at InfoQ - http://www.infoq.com/api-strategy-practice-2013/



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#APIStrat Videos - Jeff Meisel, National Instruments - Accelerating Innovation with APIs

by on 04/26/2013

The #APIStrat videos are rolling off the production line from InfoQ.

For those of you who couldn't make it to the APIStrat in New York last February, or in case you missed some of the sessions, the videos for each session are being published individually

The next video is from Jeff Meisel, Sr. Program Manager, LabVIEW Tools, National Instruments from his talk Accelerating Innovation with APIs.

The rest of the sessions are being edited, and they will ALL be posted during the next following weeks. Publishing order will be the same as in the original program, with the only exception of the keynotes being published first.

We will be linking the videos available from our website, on the sessions page.  You can also find all the videos and slides on InfoQ API Strategy & Practice page.

Thank you InfoQ for taking care of the filming, editing and publishing.

API Strategy & Practice at InfoQ - http://www.infoq.com/api-strategy-practice-2013/



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Announcing API Strategy & Practice 2013 in San Francisco on October 23-25 2013

by on 04/21/2013

It has been 2 months since the API Strategy & Practice Conference in NYC. The videos of the keynotes, sessions and panels are being published and the #APIStrat team is reflecting on what an amazing event it was.

We are all in agreement that the conference in New York City was an amazing success, and we want to do it again! So as a follow up to #APIStrat New York City, 3Scale and API Evangelist would like to announce #APIStrat San Francisco, October 23rd through 25th 2013 at the Parc 55 Hotel.

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The date and location is set, but what happens at API Strategy & Practice San Francisco is still to be decided. We are currently working to put together a compelling line-up keynotes, panels, fireside chats, sessions and workshops.

If you’d like to be involved in API Strategy & Practice, contact us about sponsorship, speaker and other opportunities.

We are pretty excited about recreating the west coast version of what happened back in February. Stay tuned for more announcements about API Strategy & Practice 2013 in San Francisco here on the #APIStrat Blog and @APIStrat on Twitter as the conference comes together.



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#APIStrat Videos - Laura Merling - 3 Things You Need to Turn Your Enterprise Into A Platform

by on 04/08/2013

The first #APIStrat video is here!

For those of you who couldn't make it to the APIStrat in New York last February, or in case you missed some of the sessions, the videos are finally starting to come out.

The first video is from Laura Merling (@magicmerl), VP Ecosystems and Solutions at AT&T, from her talk 3 Things You Need to Turn Your Enterprise Into A Platform.

All the sessions were recorded and are being edited, and they will ALL be gradually posted during the next following weeks. Publishing order will be the same as in the original program, with the only exception of the keynotes being published first.

We will be linking the videos available from our website, on the sessions page.  You can also find all the videos and slides on InfoQ API Strategy & Practice page.

Thank you InfoQ for taking care of the filming, editing and publishing.

API Strategy & Practice at InfoQ - http://www.infoq.com/api-strategy-practice-2013/



Tags: AT&T, Laura Merling, Video


Slide Decks For API Strategy & Practice Keynote And Sessions

by on 03/12/2013

These are the presentations we have so far for keynotes and sessions from API Strategy & Practice.  If you are a speaker, and you don't see your slide deck here, please let us know.  

Day 1

Keynote: Laura Merling (@magicmerl), VP Ecosystems and Solutions at AT&T (Slides)

Track 1 - Music

Track 2 - Social

Track 3 - API Design & Creation

Track 1 - Media

Track 2 - Commerce

Track 3 - Automation

Track 1 - Travel

Track 2 - Payments

Track 3 - Security & Scalability

Keynote: Steve Klabnik(@steveklabnik) on "Why Open?" (Slides)

Day 2

Keynote: John Musser(@johnmusser), Founder ProgrammableWeb (Slides)

Keynote: Daniel Jacobson(@daniel_jacobson), Director of API Engineering Netflix (Slides)

Track 1 - Mobile

Track 3 - API Marketing and Promotion

Track 1 - Enterprise

Track 2 - Government

Track 3 - API Lifecycle, Methodology and Architecture

Keynote: John Sheehan (@johnsheehan), IFTTT (Slides)

Keynote: Sanjiva Weerawarana (@sanjiva) (Slides)

Keynote: Gray Brooks, Senior API Strategist at the GSA (Slides)



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Webshell Wins Gluecon Tickets!

by on 02/24/2013

Some post coming soon wrapping up a fantastic event - it was a whirlwind for us and hopefully for everybody there too. However, an important item to get out first is that in our prize draw for TWO TICKETS to go to GLUECON 2013 the winner was: 

Mehdi Medjaoui

from Webshell - congratulations Mehdi! 

As you'll see Gluecon is a really great event - one of the deepest tech events in the Web Infrastructure space and always has great presentations and conversations. Not to be missed by anybody. Tickets are available here: 

Gluecon Tickets: http://gluecon2013.eventbrite.com/

Hoping to see many of the Apistrat attendees there.



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429 Too Many Requests Stage

by on 02/02/2013

We received a lot of interest in speaking at the API Strategy & Practice Conference, "Too Many Requests". After we had to postpone the conference because of hurricane Sandy, we were able to added an extra room to the conference. We have add a stage to the new room, and called it the 429 - Too Many Requests Stage.

We don't have enough time to plan a 3rd track for the event, so we wanted to solicit your help.  Using the form on the 429 Too Many Requests page, you can now submit a topic for the 429 Stage, where we will be having 10-20 minutes talks throughout the two days of the conference. Once we have received enough requests, we will publish your submission to the website for voting by all attendees.

The best sessions will be scheduled on the 429 - Too Many Requests Stage, February 21st and 22nd. You must already be registered for the conference to submit, at this time the event is sold out and we can only accept talks from anyone who is registered.  Please make sure your email matches your registration.



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