Bitcoin APIs Address Shortcomings that Should Not Exist

Bitcoin APIs Address Shortcomings that Should Not Exist

Development of comprehensive and free bitcoin APIs is one of the latest trends to emerge in the cryptocurrency industry and, like all new trends, it has its pros and cons. API stands for Application Programming Interface, which is a software component that defines a set of functions and allows developers to standardise various aspects of software design. This enables developers to use off-the-shelf APIs and API libraries rather than code everything on their own. The companies behind these new APIs claim they are making development easier, reducing app lead time and costs associated with....


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Mastercard Unveils its Own Set of Blockchain APIs

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