Having been in the API space for the last ten years (at Apigee,

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Google, and presently StepZen),

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and having done information bases for a considerable length of time earlier (at IBM and during my thesis at Berkeley),

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I can securely express that there are two deceives that data sets have gotten along nicely,

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that will alter how APIs are constructed and made due.

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The first is that information bases work definitively.

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That implies you guide the information base, not how to make it happen.

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You follow that rule whether you are making information or questioning for it. APIs, then again,

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have for the most part been made automatically.

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Having been in the API space for the last ten years (at Apigee,

Having been in the API space for the last ten years (at Apigee,

Google, and presently StepZen),

Google, and presently StepZen),

and having done information bases for a considerable length of time earlier (at IBM and during my thesis at Berkeley),

and having done information bases for a considerable length of time earlier (at IBM and during my thesis at Berkeley),

I can securely express that there are two deceives that data sets have gotten along nicely,

I can securely express that there are two deceives that data sets have gotten along nicely,

that will alter how APIs are constructed and made due.

that will alter how APIs are constructed and made due.

The first is that information bases work definitively.

The first is that information bases work definitively.

That implies you guide the information base, not how to make it happen.

That implies you guide the information base, not how to make it happen.

You follow that rule whether you are making information or questioning for it. APIs, then again,

You follow that rule whether you are making information or questioning for it. APIs, then again,

have for the most part been made automatically.

have for the most part been made automatically.

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