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India's Developer Ecosystem: WSO2’s Dr. Rania Khalaf on Embedding GenAI Across the API Lifecycle

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Aug 11, 2025 07:39
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Dr. Rania Khalaf of WSO2 highlights how generative AI is being integrated throughout the API lifecycle in India's rapidly growing developer ecosystem, enhancing productivity and innovation. She emphasizes that embedding GenAI tools streamlines API design, testing, and documentation, which could accelerate software development and set new standards for AI-driven workflows in the industry.

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