Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI
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The document promotes a hands-on guide titled 'Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI,' focusing on a design-first approach to API creation using the OpenAPI standard. It includes practical examples and skills for assessing business needs, gathering requirements, and collaborating with teams, while offering a discount code for purchasing the book. The author, Josh Ponelat, is a senior architect at SmartBear specializing in API design.
Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI
- 1. A Design-First Approach to APIs With Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI. Take 42% off by entering slponelat into the discount code box at checkout at manning.com.
- 2. APIs are indispensible Customer-facing and internal APIs have become the most common way to integrate the components of web-based software. Using standards like OpenAPI, you can provide reliable, easy-to-use interfaces that allow other developers safely access your software. JSON cheat sheet
- 3. It starts with design Designing APIs with Swagger and OpenAPI is a hands-on primer to properly designing and describing your APIs using the most widely- adopted standard. In it, you’ll build upon progressively- enhanced examples as you learn to describe an API and then extend it in the kind of scenarios you’d encounter in the real world.
- 4. In this thorough guide, you’ll practice skills for assessing business needs, gathering requirements, and working with a cross-functional team. As you go, you’ll use the popular Open Source tools to define APIs, generate documentation, and build other developer-friendly components like mocks, server stubs, and client SDKs.
- 5. Learn from an expert in API design. Josh Ponelat is a senior architect working with the Swagger/OpenAPI team at SmartBear. He’s based out of Plettenberg Bay, South Africa with his two labradors.
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