F5 (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in delivering and securing every app and API, today announced that it has been ...

App developers will have to explain why they’re using Required Reason APIs As detailed on the Apple Developer website, some APIs are now classified as “Required Reason APIs.” ...

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman told The Verge that popular third-party app developers have made millions. He doubled down on the API changes that the platform is enforcing next month. "These aren't like ...

Required reason API checks on App Store submissions Developers will be alerted via email to provide an approved reason for using such APIs when submitting new apps or app updates to App Store ...

Reddit's most popular third-party app, Apollo, will shut down due to new API fees. Reddit's recent decision to charge third-party developers exorbitant fees for API access just killed off it's ...

It’s been a tumultuous week for OpenAI, full of executive departures and major fundraising developments, but the startup is back at it, trying to convince developers to build tools with its AI ...

Today OpenAI released the DALL-E API in public beta, which means developers can now integrate DALL-E directly into their apps and products.

Twitter's new API pricing plan is already killing off actually useful Twitter apps run by small indie developers who can't afford to pay $42,000 per month.

The maker of Apollo, one of the most popular third-party mobile apps for browsing Reddit, may have to close up shop due to Reddit's new API pricing terms.

9to5Mac covered the launch of Cider back in March, explaining that the app was based on Apple’s official MusicKit API. The app is built using the Electron standard, allowing it to run on Windows ...