API Developer

API Development

Robust REST APIs, GraphQL interfaces, and seamless system integrations for your digital infrastructure

API Development

Why Professional APIs?

The foundation of modern software architecture

System Integration

Connect all your systems - ERP, CRM, Shop, and more - into a unified ecosystem.

Automation

Automate data synchronization, workflows, and business processes.

Scalability

Microservices architecture for flexible scaling of individual components.

Multi-Platform

One API for web, mobile apps, IoT devices, and partner integrations.

API Development Services

From concept to production-ready interface

REST API Development

Standard-compliant RESTful APIs following OpenAPI specification for maximum interoperability.

  • OpenAPI/Swagger Documentation
  • Versioning & Backward Compatibility
  • Authentication (OAuth2, JWT)
  • Rate Limiting & Throttling

GraphQL APIs

Flexible query language for complex data requirements with a single endpoint.

  • Schema-First Design
  • Subscriptions for Real-time
  • N+1 Query Optimization
  • Federation for Microservices

ERP & CRM Integration

Seamless connection to SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft Dynamics, and other enterprise systems.

  • Bidirectional Synchronization
  • Data Transformation
  • Error Handling & Retry
  • Monitoring & Alerting

Payment & E-Commerce APIs

Integration of payment providers, shipping APIs, and marketplace connections.

  • Stripe, PayPal, Klarna
  • DHL, UPS, DPD APIs
  • Amazon, eBay Marketplace
  • PCI-DSS Compliance

Integration Expertise

Experience with all common interfaces

E-Commerce

Shopware API WooCommerce Shopify Magento

ERP / CRM

SAP Salesforce Microsoft Dynamics HubSpot

Payment

Stripe PayPal Klarna Adyen

Logistics

DHL UPS DPD Hermes

Technology Stack

Modern tools for robust API development

PHP
PHP 8.3+

Fibers, Readonly Classes, Enums, Attributes

Symfony
Symfony 7

Messenger, Doctrine, API Platform, Scheduler

Go
Go

High-Performance Services, Concurrency, gRPC

Laravel
Laravel 11

Eloquent, Queues, Horizon, Octane

Node.js
Node.js

Express, Fastify, Event Loop, Async I/O

PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL

JSONB, CTEs, Partitioning, Replikation

MySQL
MySQL 8

Query-Optimierung, Indexierung, InnoDB Cluster

Redis
Redis

Caching, Sessions, Pub/Sub, Streams

MongoDB
MongoDB

Document Store, Aggregation, Change Streams

RabbitMQ
RabbitMQ

AMQP, Dead Letter Queues, Routing

Kafka
Apache Kafka

Event Streaming, Partitioning, Consumer Groups

Typical Use Cases

Where APIs create real value

Shop-ERP Sync

Automatic transfer of orders, inventory levels, and customer data.

Warehouse Automation

Connection to inventory management, automatic shipping labels and tracking.

Business Intelligence

Data aggregation from various sources for dashboards and reports.

CRM Integration

Customer history, lead scoring, and marketing automation.

Accounting

Automatic invoicing and accounting software export.

Partner Portals

B2B APIs for dealers, suppliers, and business partners.

API Development Process

Analysis & Design

Requirements analysis, API design following OpenAPI, and data modeling.

Prototyping

Mock server and contract-first development with automated tests.

Implementation

Development of endpoints, business logic, and database connection.

Security

Authentication, authorization, input validation, and penetration tests.

Documentation

Interactive API documentation with Swagger UI and code examples.

Deployment & Monitoring

CI/CD pipeline, logging, metrics, and alerting.

Frequently Asked Questions About API Development

REST or GraphQL - which is better?

Both have their strengths. REST is simpler, better cacheable, and ideal for CRUD operations. GraphQL is more flexible with complex data structures and reduces over-/underfetching. Often a combination makes sense.

How is API security ensured?

Through OAuth2/JWT authentication, HTTPS, input validation, rate limiting, CORS policies, and regular security audits. For sensitive data, additional encryption and audit logs.

Can an existing API be extended?

Yes, existing APIs can be extended with versioning without breaking existing integrations. Through API versioning (v1, v2), old clients remain functional.

How is the API documented?

With OpenAPI (Swagger) specification and automatically generated, interactive documentation. Developers can test APIs directly in the browser. Additionally, code examples in various languages.

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