An API is a defined interface that enables two software systems to exchange data and functionality without exposing their underlying code. In web development, APIs power integrations between platforms — connecting a CMS to a CRM, pulling live data into a website, or enabling third-party login functionality. REST and GraphQL are the most common API architectures used in modern web development. Understanding APIs is essential for building scalable, connected digital ecosystems.
Web Development
What is API (Application Programming Interface)?
A set of rules that allows different software applications to communicate with each other.


