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The evolution of OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, and JSON Schema is important to what I do at Postman, but also to the wider API space. I find it helpful to understand what is happening across each of the API specification communities, and I wanted to also find a way to share what I am seeing with everyone else. Each week I spend time to create a single digest of what is happening, without having to do all the work I am doing each week. While I am sure there is much more going on that I am not tuned into, here is what I see as the snapshot of what I see happening across the API specifications.
kubeshop/kusk (0.1.1): Kusk makes your OpenAPI definition the source of truth for API resources in your cluster https://t.co/iOppuZ0ayg
— Built with Go (@RealGophersShip) September 1, 2021
Loved participating on this panel. #OpenAPI is the future of #restauranttechnology #restaurants #restaurantindustry. Thank you so much to @michaelwolf and @TheSpoonTech for having us! https://t.co/FhKEXFBbJx
— Restaurant Technology Network (@RestTechNet) August 31, 2021
In August, we received $2,255 from 8 backers and we spent $2,496. Our current balance is $21,521.
— AsyncAPI Initiative (@AsyncAPISpec) September 1, 2021
Thank you! 🙏https://t.co/msi6LURKcP
Learn about the process of sending Json schema formatted topics from an HDInsight managed Kafka standalone server to a MySQL DB! #Azure https://t.co/CUZOkorFTd pic.twitter.com/cn6sDcfVqO
— Tech Community (@MSTCommunity) September 1, 2021
New month, new @OpenPolicyAgent release! v0.32.0 features (experimental) disk-based storage, new trigger system for plugins, improved JSON schema support, http.send for UNIX domain sockets, plus many improvements to docs, performance, and much more! https://t.co/RKsgC2dZtg
— Anders Eknert (@anderseknert) September 1, 2021
📦 node-red-contrib-json-multi-schema (1.3.1)
— Node-RED Nodes (@red_nodes) August 31, 2021
Generic JSON data pipeline tools, with dynamic transformation (using JSONata rules), resolving JSON Schema (using JSONata rules), and then validation (using JSON Schema). For Node-RED and for command-li…https://t.co/8SRiUxBjsN
quicktype: Generate types and converters from JSON, Schema, and GraphQL
— Awesome Rust Repositories (@RustRepos) August 26, 2021
⭐️ 6919#rustlanghttps://t.co/385i6XLNfW
Documenting the REST endpoints is important and, as a developer, you have to do it!
— Giuseppe Scaramuzzino (@GiuseScara) August 27, 2021
How can we document our REST endpoints without spending so much time?
We can use @MicroProfileIO OpenAPI.
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✨I've joined @getpostman to focus on the #OpenSource (OSS) side of the Postman spaceship.✨
— Alejandra🍒🍓🍎 y Canela🐕🦺 (@QuetzalliAle) August 30, 2021
I was hired directly by the partner OSS maintainer team that owns the @AsyncAPISpec initiative, which moved under the @LinuxFoundation. pic.twitter.com/Uv3OvmJxKr
I’m very grateful to the JSON schema generator at https://t.co/890FE70FVi for easing my way into defining our own schema. pic.twitter.com/1IpEWxXJZi
— Jan-Piet Mens (@jpmens) August 29, 2021
If there is anything missing from my summary of what is going on in the world of API specifications, please let me know! As part of this process I am working to get folks behind the meetings, discussions, and other goings on to be more public about what they are doing so I have a URL to share. I am also working on updating the home page of the API Specification Toolbox to showcase how you can learn, implement, and contribute to each of the specifications—-once I have up, I will link to more from this regularly summary. My goal is to provide a single place everyone can go to get involved within the communities for each of the API specifications, but also stay up to speed on what is going on each week.