This workshop's instructional materials 'APIs for Libraries' were authored by Joshua Dull, David Cirella, and Sawyer Newman. Thanks to Kate Nyhan, Yukari Sugiyama and Kayleigh Bohemier for additional contributions. This workshop is derived from work that is Copyright © Software Carpentry, but the workshop content (images, episodes, excercises, etc.) were developed solely by the authors listed above.
Thank you to The Carpentries for providing the lesson template & style, code of conduct, sample data, and setup instructions which are also licensed under CC-BY 4.0 2018–2019 by The Carpentries.
Joshua Dull, Sawyer Newman, & David Cirella. (2019, October). APIs for Libraries (Version v1.0). Zenodo. http://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3493358
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