Yes, You Should Provide a Client Library For Your API

API

talk by Alberto Colón Viera: From Zero to App with Bridgetown: The Rapid Prototyping Framework

From Zero to App with Bridgetown: The Rapid Prototyping Framework

Alberto Colón Viera

Rocky Mountain Ruby 2024

talk by Andy Waite: A Rails server in your editor: Using Ruby LSP to extract runtime information

A Rails server in your editor: Using Ruby LSP to extract runtime information

Andy Waite

RailsConf 2024

talk by Tim Riley: Livin’ La Vida Hanami

Livin’ La Vida Hanami

Tim Riley

RubyConf 2023

talk by Svyatoslav Kryukov: Let there be docs!

Let there be docs!

Svyatoslav Kryukov

Friendly.rb 2023

talk by Frederick Cheung: End to end typing for web applications

End to end typing for web applications

Frederick Cheung

rubyday 2023

talk by Robert Mosolgo: Getting Down To Business with GraphQL

Getting Down To Business with GraphQL

Robert Mosolgo

Ancient City Ruby 2019

talk by Shannon Skipper: Learn to Make an API-Backed Model with Square’s Ruby SDK

Learn to Make an API-Backed Model with Square’s Ruby SDK

Shannon Skipper

RailsConf 2019

talk by Daniel Azuma: Yes, You Should Provide a Client Library For Your API

Yes, You Should Provide a Client Library For Your API

Daniel Azuma

RubyConf 2018

talk by Lance Ivy: Portable Sessions with JSON Web Tokens

Portable Sessions with JSON Web Tokens

Lance Ivy

RailsConf 2017

talk by Hiro Asari: Ruby, HTTP/2 and You

Ruby, HTTP/2 and You

Hiro Asari

RubyConf AU 2017

talk by Eric Hodel: Building maintainable command-line tools with mruby

Building maintainable command-line tools with mruby

Eric Hodel

RubyKaigi 2016

talk by Cecy Correa: From Zero to API Hero: Consuming APIs Like a Pro

From Zero to API Hero: Consuming APIs Like a Pro

Cecy Correa

RailsConf 2016