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.
I used @microcksio in my @ApacheCon demo yesterday, showing how I can get streaming test data generated from an uploaded #asyncapi description file. Their excellent docs and in particular this post on the docker-compose setup really helped me get started https://t.co/UVglZCzOXM pic.twitter.com/24uD5eZNOa
— Lorna Mitchell (@lornajane) September 22, 2021
I’m excited to be talking about @jsonschema at @APISpecs #APISpecs2021, September 28-29! Are you attending? Register to join me: https://t.co/hNtqVoAvkp
— Ben Hutton (@relequestual) August 20, 2021
There are THREE JSON Schema talks and one Open Discussion.
Here are some details 🧵 pic.twitter.com/VlXV8aFrEn
#AsyncAPI #Hackathon starts in 8 days.
— AsyncAPI Initiative (@AsyncAPISpec) September 22, 2021
Read 👇🏽 to get answers to all the ❓ you had about the hackathon.
🆘 We're looking for ideas on how and where we can promote the Hackathon 🆘https://t.co/Fbc06yMYdY
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.