APIs are the connective tissue of everything now, and the number of people who need to work with them has grown far past the number of people who consider themselves engineers. Product managers, analysts, marketers, and no-code builders all touch APIs, and most of them are learning as they go.
API coding is the phrase those people search. It fits a tutorial site, a course platform, a documentation tool, a testing product, or a consultancy that builds integrations for clients. The developer education market is large and the search terms in it are almost all taken, so a clean two-word .com in the middle of it is a real find.
There’s a second reading for anyone building tooling: API-first development is a genuine methodology with its own conferences and standards, and this name sits comfortably as the address for a platform or publication serving it.
Plain words, obvious subject, no spelling variants to defend.
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