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APIs and Cultural Heritage

by Rachael Hodder | Jul 2, 2012 | CHI Fellowship Program

An essential area of focus for cultural heritage scholars should be application programming interfaces, or APIs. APIs are, in very simple terms, code libraries assembled by web service companies to enable third-party applications to communicate with the web service...

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