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Web API Classification Survey
- 1. Crowdsourcing Web API Classification http://apisurvey.kmi.open.ac.uk/APIs?scope=classify Maria Maleshkova, Carlos Pedrinaci, John Domingue Knowledge Media Institute The Open University
Editor's Notes
- Details on the Knowledge Media Institute http://kmi.open.ac.uk
- -Siri Alcatel-Lucent Google does JavaScript and XML YouTube does Atom and RSS Growing number of APIs and mashups built on top of them
- Web API are described in text as part of HTML web-pages Search, documentation interpretation, composition, and invocation require extensive manual effort We focus on supporting SERACH APIs descriptions are lack of machine-processable descriptions Search and discovery are manual Repositories or keyword search in Web search engines (now way of differentiating) Composition and mashups Some tool support but still mostly manual Invocation of individual services and compositions is also manual
- Provide your email address Complete the two questions about service details Select as many categories as appropriate Provide some comma separated tags that describe the survey Click on “Next API” and start all over again Complete the steps for as many APIs as you want. At least 3!
- Already classified this API? The list of APIs that still need to be classified is automatically generated. Therefore it can happen that if you click on “Next API” you get the same API to classify again. In this case, simply click on the link the get the next API.
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