Developers use application programming interfaces to hide complexity, organize code, design reusable components, and connect different systems, applications, or services.

WordPress.com is now an admin interface that interacts with the WordPress core just like any other third-party interface and app out there. It uses a REST API to fetch your posts, publish new ones ...

Facebook’s API will soon be dropping support for that endpoint. Further, in response to Facebook’s API change, WordPress is removing Facebook and Instagram as an oEmbed source.

WebSideStory's applications exemplify the Web 3.0 notion of layering functionality on top of raw API feeds. This is the shape of enterprise applications to come.

The recently patched REST API Endpoint vulnerability in WordPress could be leveraged to pull off stored cross-site scripting attacks.

Microsoft is previewing a new and improved WordPress on App Service on its Azure cloud computing platform. According to the site for WordPress on App Service, it "lets you quickly build, deploy, and ...