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I agree. Actually it's interesting to see how IBM is trying very hard to stay relevant as far as programming languages in their products. If you look at the v
by jhallenworld 11y ago
I agree. Actually it's interesting to see
how IBM is trying very hard to stay relevant as far as programming languages in their products. If you look at the video in this "API Connect" demo, you can see support for microservices in Ruby, Python, PHP, Java, Node.js, Go, and Swift. As an old time C/C++ guy it's difficult to determine which of these are fads. Also no C# support, but maybe this will change with the opening of .net.
https://developer.ibm.com/apimanagement/2016/02/18/announcing-ibm-api-connect-a-complete-api-lifecycle-offering/ https://developer.ibm.com/apimanagement/2016/02/18/announcin...