J&B’s API development solutions support a range of integration protocols, including REST, SOAP, XML, and RPC API. Our developers have extensive experience creating custom APIs using these protocols to ensure seamless integration between your systems. RESTful APIs are ideal for lightweight, web-based applications, while SOAP APIs are better suited for complex, enterprise-level integrations. XML and RPC APIs are powerful tools for integrating different systems and enabling data exchange. With J&B’s expertise in these protocols, you can be confident that your API integration will be efficient, reliable, and tailored to your unique business needs.
J&B’s API-as-a-Service (APIaaS) solutions utilize a range of protocols, including cloud natural language APIs and Java, JSON, AJAX, SOAP, HTTP/HTTPS, XML, XHTML, TCP/IP, and EDI development services. Our experienced developers can create secure and efficient APIs using these protocols to ensure seamless integration with your existing systems. With J&B’s APIaaS plans, you can quickly and easily deploy custom APIs tailored to your business needs without needing specialized technical knowledge or infrastructure investments. These solutions enable your business to leverage the power of APIs to drive growth and success.
We harness the power of popular Microsoft platforms, including Azure, Jitterbit, Dell Boomi, Anypoint, Funnel, and more, adding superior web functionality, API documentation, and integrating disparate business systems with REST APIs and existing applications.
J&B provides API compliances for safe and secure cloud API software development. SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, and APIaaS allow J&B's developers to ensure users seamless access across all platforms and mobile devices.
We provide API maintenance solutions to ensure that everything is running smoothly and securely, developing API architecture encryptions for security, single sign-on capabilities, dashboard controls, RBAC modules, and more.
We will categorize your current monolithic applications into a broken-down suite of microservices, thus allowing each service to be configured to operate as a unique process and can be modified independently.