While assembling the building blocks for a successful API ecosystem, one of the requests I get from developers is for tools to help them build successful integrations with existing platforms like Wordpress, Drupal, Facebook and Salesforce.
Some of the requests I get are from non-developers who just want a plug and play tool, they can deploy without needing to write code–but many of the requests are for white label, starter kits that developers can use to quickly deploy API driven applications on popular platforms like:
I’m not an expert in any of these platforms, but I find the more I dive into developing on these platforms, the more I learn and the more I discover other experts who really understand the ins and outs of building plugins and add-ons for 3rd party systems.
In addition to building code samples, code libraries and generic start kits for your API, you may want to take a look at building white label, 3rd party platform plugins and add-ons your developers can use to quickly integrate your API into existing networks.
At the very least, you will learn a lot.