Problem API documentation tells developers how to use a certain API. An API can have multiple endpoints. Developers read the API documentation to get an idea what does each endpoint do. To find out how these endpoints actually work they have to call those endpoints in their respective apps. Ultimately they find themselves jumping between […]
This blog is the fourth part of the series called “API Transformer Recipes”. The series aims to highlight numerous ways in which developers can integrate API Transformer into their workflow in order to gain access to a wide range of tools and frameworks. Hopefully, it will help eliminate any assumptions that they have about being restricted […]
Phil Sturgeon is a Platform Engineer @ WeWork . He loves talking about APIs and working with them. He is a big advocate for API Specifications and is an extensive user of APIMatic’s Transformer. We got an opportunity to talk to him and made the most out of it. Read on to find out more about our […]
APIMatic has turned 4 this month. Last year we began a tradition of introducing something new and contributing to the community at our anniversary every year. Carrying on with the tradition, I am pleased to make a couple of announcements today: Start-up Support Program Start-up life is amazing. Dreams, energy, passion, resilience — everything is on a high […]
RESTful API Modeling Language more commonly known as RAML has been around for quite some time now (more than 4 years). As its name suggests, it is an API Modeling language used by plenty of developers to design their APIs from scratch. It offers features like reusable libraries, traits, etc. that are not yet available in other […]
Developers today are actively seeking relevant tools and frameworks in order to make their API design and consumption process as easy and efficient as possible. An important part of this process is describing the API in any of the available specification formats. And since each of the API description formats come with their own toolset, […]
Developer Experience (DX) is the equivalent of User Experience (UX) when it comes to a developer. It’s essentially the experience, a developer goes through when making use of software products like APIs, SDKs, Client libraries, and other such tools and services. At APIMatic, we wanted to streamline the API consumption process and put all our […]
Automation was the tool that ended up giving Idfy a competitive advantage. It helped them expand their services to multiple developer platforms, and improve their API’s adoption as well as developer experience — all without substantial effort from their end. Idfy is a Norwegian API provider which helps businesses integrate services such as authentication, electronic seals, and […]
The fight for improving the Developer Experience in API portals is not over yet! In fact, we have just released a major revamp of HTTP documentation to all our customers. ? Let’s see the new features in detail. ?? New Curl Examples Our HTTP docs now show an API console with Curl commands for each endpoint. […]
