First, what is an “API?”
API stands for Application Programming Interface. While technically it’s a quite complex concept, in a nutshell, it is code that acts as an interface (a bridge) between two or more different applications so they can properly communicate with each other.
E ala i le fa'atagaina o feso'ota'iga i le va o talosaga e lua, e mafai ona maua ai fa'amanuiaga 'ese'ese mo le tagata gaosi talosaga/tagata fa'aoga ma tagata fa'aoga. Ole fa'aoga masani ole fa'aoga ole API ole fa'ataga lea ole talosaga e maua ai foliga/fa'agaioiga ole isi talosaga.
I le tulaga o se API faʻasalalauga vitio, e mafai ai e se talosaga (e oʻo lava i se talosaga fou) e maua ai galuega faʻatautaia vitio mai se fofo faʻasalalauga vitio tutoʻatasi e maua ai le API. Mo se faʻataʻitaʻiga, e ala i le tuʻufaʻatasia o le Callbridge API, e faigofie ona e faʻaopoopoina galuega faʻaoga vitio i se talosaga o loʻo iai.
In short, a video conferencing solution “lends” its video conferencing functionalities to another application via an API.
