Mike Debnar Joins Sonoa Systems to Lead Multichannel Offering for Retail and E-Commerce Companies

Debnar to Help Customers and Partners Drive Open API Strategies

Santa Clara, CA – August 31, 2010 – Today Sonoa Systems, the leading provider of API management solutions, announced that MikeDebnar has joined the company to lead multichannel business and strategy for Sonoa's retail and e-commerce clients. As Vice President of Multichannel, Debnar will help Sonoa's retail customers and partners develop and implement open APIs to fuel their multi-device, mobile and e-commerce strategies. [ Read more ]

Apigee Tests and Teaches Facebook APIs

Posted by Josh Constine

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CA – July 8, 2010 – Facebook APIs allow developers to build products which utilize the site's staggering amount of data. However, official support and instructions for use are sparse. Here we examine a product that aims to make APIs more accessible: Sonoa Systems' Apigee.

For the full article see Inside Facebook: Apigee Tests and Teaches Facebook APIs 

ReadWrite Web: Apigee Adds Awesome Bar, Tools for the Facebook Citizen Developer

Posted by Alex Williams

CA – June 30, 2010 – Today, there are more than one million Facebook developers. Many of these developers in this community are relatively new to Web services and APIs. They represent a new generation of what Gartner calls "citizen developers," a group that by 2014 will create 25% of all business applications. 

For the full article see ReadWrite Web: Apigee Adds Awesome Bar, Tools for the Facebook Citizen Developer 

All Facebook: Apigee Launches Test Console For The Graph API

Posted by Nick ONeil

CA – June 30, 2010 – Want a more effective way of testing out how the Facebook Graph API functions? While you can currently use CURL to run basic tests, Apigee has launched a new service that enables developers to do quick testing of the entire API without having to deal with much of the OAuth authentication process. After taking a look at the product, I have to admit that this is a real time saver for any developers who haven't already built a testing platform of their own.

For the full article see All Facebook: Apigee Launches Test Console For The Graph API

The Next Web: Apigee Strips Facebook Naked, Letting You Play With Its Innards

Posted by Martin Bryant

CA – June 29, 2010 – Ever wondered how Facebook works? Whether you're a developer or just interested in "How stuff works", a new product from Apigee could be right up your street.

We covered Apigee, from Sonoa Systems, previously when it launched an easy way for beginners and experienced developers alike to explore the Twitter API without having to wrestle with confusing documentation. Today the team have launched something similar for Facebook's Open Graph API, but this time they've made life even easier.

For the full article see SDTimes: TNW: Apigee Strips Facebook Naked, Letting You Play With Its Innards

Cloud Avenue: Apigee Adds Facebook Support To Their API Console

Posted by Krishnan Submaranian

CA – June 29, 2010 – Apigee is a cloud based service built on top of Sonoa technology for API gateway, offering testing, debugging, analytics and security for your API (See our past coverage of Apigee and Sonoa Systems here). It sits between your application and your API and offers the above mentioned services. What Apigee does to your API is that it creates a low-latency proxy that is able to filter, stream, re-route, and record all traffic to the API in real time. 

For the full article see SDTimes: Cloud Avenue: Apigee Adds Facebook Support To Their API Console

WebProNews : Facebook API Console Aimed at Making the Open Graph API Simpler

Posted by Chris Crum

CA – June 29, 2010 – Apigee has launched a Facebook API Console. This is a free tool that allows Facebook developers to learn, debug, interact with and develop on Facebook's Open Graph API in a more simplified way. The company tells us the vision is to make working with the Open Graph API as simple, social and functional as possible - "to let FB's one million devs use the platform better." 

For the full article see SDTimes: WebProNews : Facebook API Console Aimed at Making the Open Graph API Simpler

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