eBooks offer interactive features, search-ability, ease of publishing, features for vision impaired persons, instantaneous delivery, portability, language translation features, lower prices, and they are paperless, thus more sustainable than their print counterparts. Here are 8 popular eBooks APIs.
Digital Transformation is impacting all parts of entertainment. Streaming TV is now almost as popular as cable TV, digital music outsells analog CDs or vinyl records, online news subscriptions are slowly replacing print newspapers, and eBooks are just as popular as paper books. Although nothing feels as great as a paper book in one’s hands, eBooks have some great advantages. First, there are plenty of online services for self-publishing and distributing eBooks, which opens up the publishing world to new authors, academics and scientific journal which would have remained undiscovered ten years ago. Also, eBooks offer interactive features, search-ability, ease of publishing, instant audio and font-sizing features for vision impaired persons, instantaneous delivery, portability, language translation features, lower prices, and they are paperless, thus more sustainable than their print counterparts. Developers wishing to create eBooks applications or enhance applications with data about eBooks need suitable eBooks APIs. An eBooks API in an Application Programming Interface that enables developers to programmatically interact with eBooks and eBooks data to enhance or create applications. The best place to find these APIs is in the eBooks category of the ProgrammableWeb API directory. In this article, we highlight the eight most popular APIs in that category, as determined by web page visits.
