The web of data communicates through custom and standard Application Programming Interfaces, APIs, through what is know as a service-oriented architecture, SOA.
It's how web services, like Twitter and Facebook, let other apps, websites, and services tweet, post to, and read their feeds.
Another service might be your file storage with Dropbox, Google Drive, or Google Spreadsheets. What ever services you're currently working with, probably have an interface (API) to easily connect with other services.
If you need to consume an API or web service to connect with your existing workflow, or build your own API server to make your custom data or computation available, contact us for a custom proposal.
Recently we had the pleasure of implementing a serverless architecture on Amazon Web Services infrastructure to deliver a solution that is both durable & robust, while also being scalable & cost effective.
To my surprise, all this was possible even with a requirement to import and process legacy data. Using Docker containers on . Read more.
Managing big complex data sets isn't always easy. It's even more difficult when you need to be able to make changes quickly too.
Using what was once an offline only tool like spreadsheets in a browser, you can navigate large sets of data, using your trusty compass of rows and columns. Making edits is fast as you would expect in . Read more.