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This is a demo showcasing the core capabilities of the PolyAPI Platform. We cover training and cataloging new APIs, generating our SDKs, discovering and using API functions, using variables, creating new microservices, using the microservice via the SDK, and lastly exposing it as a new API. After watching this demo, you will have a good baseline understanding of what API does and why it's a mod...

Snippets are new feature in Release 11, they allow developers to write prebuilt code, examples, patterns etc.. and publish those to their team, company or to the wider community. They allow for better collaboration, standardization and foster code reuse. Enjoy! 00:00 Introduction 03:21 Demo

In this demo, we showcase our upcoming Canopy UI service (as of May 2nd 2024) which will be used to power the Poly Management UI as well as allow customers of Poly to build their own UI application on top of Poly API and Server Functions. This service will make development of UIs very easy and fast and will afford a lot of flexibility in the interaction to enterprise APIs, Databased and Event B...

OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code Flow Grant is a tricky one to implement. If you are using Poly to build your backend, we make it much easier by handling the code to toke exchange and by managing the refresh token for you. See in this demo the experience we provide for application developers implementing this flow. If you have any questions, contact us at info@polyapi.io.

Poly's sever functions are essentially serverless functions running on Poly. Check out this early demo to get an idea of how they work, and stay tuned for some updated demos. If you have any questions, contact us at info@polyapi.io.

We're honored to have Chris Hood, author and thought leader in the API space, join us for a live discussion and Q&A. With his recent book, "Customer Transformation," and previous work at Google developing API strategies for global companies, Chris has significantly influenced digital business transformation. Registration is limited so please reserve your seat today!

In this video, we delve deeper into the training process of Poly. We address common questions about training Poly and illustrate options that the trainer has to make the Functions easy to consume. Questions? Want a custom 1:1 session to learn about the PolyAPI platform? Simply reach out to info@polyapi.io

Check out the new features in our GA release. If you have any questions or would like to set up a personal consultation please email info@polyapi.io

Event handlers allow for capturing webhook events and in the future more types of events. They allow for event driven integration architecture as well as for exposing services to be consumed in real time. Keep an eye out for more updated demos soon. If you have any questions, contact us at info@polyapi.io.

GraphQL APIs offer a lot of flexibility but can be a little overwhelming for new users. With Poly you can train API functions which either offer the level of flexibility or reduce the scope to more defined operations. This demo shows how to constrain GQL APIs to more specific operations to help beginners more quickly succeed with your GQL APIs. If you have any questions, contact us at info@poly...

Sometimes you need a quick mock service to get going, see in this demo how you can set one up in minutes with Poly. Additionally you can use Poly server functions to execute tests to ensure contracts are kept and the service is working as expected. If you have any questions, contact us at info@polyapi.io.

This video will introduce our two development tracks. If you have any questions, contact us at info@polyapi.io.

APIs can be trained to Poly either via OpenAPI specs (th-cam.com/video/zU Du9xEHw/w-d-xo.html) or by using Postman (this video). Poly uses a combination of programmatical approaches and AI to catalog each API operation which then serves as the base information to power our AI Assistant and SDK generation capabilities. If you have any questions, reach out to us at info@polyapi.io.

This video shows using a server function and webhook handler to build an event based integration. If you have any questions, email us at info@polyapi.io.

Registering Webhooks

Setting up Poly

Creating a microservice using Poly

Provisioning Environments and Poly API Keys

Creating Client Functions

Deploying an Integration to run on Poly Server

Creating Variables

First 200 with Poly

Optimizing a Microservice for AI Agents

Collecting logs for custom server functions in Poly

Installing and using a Poly generated ChatGPT plugin

Event Driven API Implementations

Generating an OpenAI Plugin Model using Poly

Using Salesforce APIs via PolyAPI (thanks to Aquiva Labs)

Conclusion of building microservices and AI agents using Poly