Summary
On May 30, 1:00 PM EDT, join us for a webinar on IBM API Connect Essentials, the powerful low-code GraphQL Server-as-a-Service that simplifies the process of building GraphQL APIs.
Designed with ease of use in mind, it excels at supporting the Backend-for-Frontend (BFF) pattern, where each frontend application has its own dedicated API backend. This session will feature an architectural discussion on the BFF pattern and a live demonstration of how IBM API Connect Essentials can streamline your API development process.
Key Takeaways:
- Understanding the BFF Pattern: Learn about the benefits of the Backend-for-Frontend pattern, and how it can enhance your application's performance and maintainability
- IBM API Connect Essentials overview: Discover the features and capabilities of IBM API Connect Essentials that make it an ideal solution for building and managing GraphQL APIs with minimal code
- Live Demo: Watch a real-time demonstration of IBM API Connect Essentials showcasing how quickly and easily you can create robust GraphQL APIs tailored to your frontend applications
Key speakers
Carlos Eberhardt, Product, Integration and APIs, IBM Software
With over 20 of experience in software engineering and technical architecture, Carlos has a passion for staying ahead of the curve in the ever-changing world of technology. In his current role, Carlos uses his experience with customers to build better products, drawing on his expertise in API development, cloud computing, and enterprise architecture. Prior to this, he spent nearly a decade at Apigee and Google Cloud helping companies of all sizes work to adopt the best practices of digital natives.
Brian Pagano, Brand Technical Specialist, IBM Automation Tech Sales
Having spent decades in enterprise software, Brian has worked in various roles, from startups to Fortune 500 companies on Wall Street. The last decade was spent at Apigee and Google, helping customers make good decisions. His current role at IBM continues that work by helping customers get more value from their APIs and adopting modern solutions.
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