OpenFin to Introduce API for Better Developer Experience
The company's Platform API aims to simplify the building of desktop platforms.
OpenFin is hoping to simplify the platform and application development experience for banks, asset managers, and the vendor community with a new API. In a few days, it will launch Platform API—included in its JavaScript API—that allows for a common user experience for developers across multiple applications.
Mazy Dar, CEO at OpenFin, tells WatersTechnology that the API will allow central architecture teams building their own platforms to define the behavior, look, and feel of the platform
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