Title of Presentation
API Hackery: Customizing Your Users' Experience Using APIs
Presentation Type
Presentation
Conference Track
Other
Description
This presentation will demonstrate how librarians can use APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to customize search and other library services to their patrons' specific needs. We will walk through the steps of a practical application of an API from problem identification, to API selection, to customization and implementation. Some coding knowledge is necessary to work with an API on your custom project, but less than you might think. Some time spent w/ Codecademy's code year PHP and Javascript will be enough to get started.
In the session, we'll be working at an introductory level.
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Start Date
8-2-2013 11:05 AM
End Date
8-2-2013 11:50 AM
Persistent Identifier
http://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/20034
API Hackery: Customizing Your Users' Experience Using APIs
This presentation will demonstrate how librarians can use APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to customize search and other library services to their patrons' specific needs. We will walk through the steps of a practical application of an API from problem identification, to API selection, to customization and implementation. Some coding knowledge is necessary to work with an API on your custom project, but less than you might think. Some time spent w/ Codecademy's code year PHP and Javascript will be enough to get started.
In the session, we'll be working at an introductory level.
