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Sveriges Radio's API grew organically from the needs of external developers to access RSS feeds of podcasts. It was initially created to support an iPhone app but later an Android app. An official launch was held in 2010 and word spread within the organization. Work began in 2012 to create a more useful and standardized API while loosening the connection to internal apps. The current API version 2 is used by multiple external developers and Sveriges Radio apps are being migrated to it. While there are no immediate plans for version 3, the future includes evaluating real needs and continued education within the organization on the benefits of an open API.

Sveriges Radio’s API

How did we get here and what happens next?

SID 2

− Grew organically from of the needs of
an enthusiastic external developer.

− First real goal was to satisfy the needs
of the app SR Poddradio for iPhone

− RSS feeds of available podcasts

SID 4

− Suddenly: an API!

− SR Player for Android created on the
initiative of users of the Swedroid
forum.

SID 5

− Semiofficial launch at Music Hack Day
2010

− Word gets around in the organization

SID 6

Villkor för API:t
Materialet som tillhandahålls via API är
endast för icke-kommersiellt bruk, och
får inte användas på ett sådant sätt att
det skulle kunna skada Sveriges Radios
trovärdighet.

SID 7

− Work started in 2012 to create a more
generally useful, less ad-hoc, API
specification
− Loosen the tight connection between
the Play-apps and the API
− Workshop the User Licence

SID 8

− Some success …

− Versioned API
− User Group

SID 9

… and some failures

− No update to User License

SID 11

− Version 2 of API launched in fall of
2012

SID 12

− APIv2 used by multiple external
developers, e.g Replay

− We are migrating our own apps to
APIv2 right now.

SID 14

− No current plans of moving on to v3

− Evaluating real needs rather than
inventing needs

SID 16

− We are Public Service, but many of
our partners are not

− Continued work on educating the
organization on the strengths of an
open API

SID 17

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Sveriges radio nordic apis 21 mars 2013

1. SID 1

2. Sveriges Radio’s API How did we get here and what happens next? SID 2

3. The Past SID 3

4. − Grew organically from of the needs of an enthusiastic external developer. − First real goal was to satisfy the needs of the app SR Poddradio for iPhone − RSS feeds of available podcasts SID 4

5. − Suddenly: an API! − SR Player for Android created on the initiative of users of the Swedroid forum. SID 5

6. − Semiofficial launch at Music Hack Day 2010 − Word gets around in the organization SID 6

7. Villkor för API:t Materialet som tillhandahålls via API är endast för icke-kommersiellt bruk, och får inte användas på ett sådant sätt att det skulle kunna skada Sveriges Radios trovärdighet. SID 7

8. − Work started in 2012 to create a more generally useful, less ad-hoc, API specification − Loosen the tight connection between the Play-apps and the API − Workshop the User Licence SID 8

9. − Some success … − Versioned API − User Group SID 9

10. SID 10

11. … and some failures − No update to User License SID 11

12. − Version 2 of API launched in fall of 2012 SID 12

13. The Present SID 13

14. − APIv2 used by multiple external developers, e.g Replay − We are migrating our own apps to APIv2 right now. SID 14

15. The Future SID 15

16. − No current plans of moving on to v3 − Evaluating real needs rather than inventing needs SID 16

17. − We are Public Service, but many of our partners are not − Continued work on educating the organization on the strengths of an open API SID 17

18. Questions? SID 18

19. SID 19

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