Information about OpenAPI usage and artifacts available for an API.
OpenAPI
Experiences
APIs
APIs are the experience at the center of everything else here, the technical reality that all the strategy, policy, and human experience ultimately revolves around. Working with APIs as products me...
Consistency
Achieving consistency in the design, delivery, and maintenance of HTTP APIs across an enterprise is a significant challenge—one that often complicates API operations. Small differences, such as var...
Contracts
Every API is a contract, and the contract experience is about how clearly the promises between provider and consumer are expressed. Technical contracts like OpenAPI and AsyncAPI describe what the A...
Interoperability
Interoperability is the experience of APIs, systems, and data working together without heroic effort. It is built on shared standards, common schema, and predictable contracts that let one system t...
Openness
Openness is the experience of an API built on open standards, open source, and transparent practices rather than proprietary walls. Open specifications, permissive licensing, and public tooling let...
Simplicity
Simplicity is a hallmark of well-designed HTTP APIs, but achieving simplicity requires effort. The likelihood that a partner or third-party developer will abandon an API increases as cognitive load...
