Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger

How to plan and create APIs specifications? How is the best approach? I will teach you how to get that, be a master!

3.85 (16 reviews)
Udemy
platform
English
language
Web Development
category
instructor
Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger
131
students
4 hours
content
Jan 2020
last update
$22.99
regular price

What you will learn

Knowledge to plan specifications with Trello.

Knowledge to create specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger.

Knowledge to write specifications using VS Editor.

Why take this course?

This is a hands-on course with real-world projects. We will plan and write 4 different APIs with OpenAPI/Swagger specification standard. Firstly we will learn about basics concepts before deep dive. This course is NOT a course about Swagger tools, it is a course about how to use properly the OpenAPI specifications, also known as Swagger.

In this course the students will learn:

  • General concepts about REST API

  • Deep dive on OpenAPI specs standard

  • How to use the Trello tool to plan new specs

  • How to use the VS Editor to design APIs

The course was created for students with ZERO knowledge about the subject.

This is a course hands-on, so get ready to learn OpenAPI/Swagger deeply.

Screenshots

Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Screenshot_01Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Screenshot_02Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Screenshot_03Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Screenshot_04

Reviews

Josh
May 18, 2020
The obvious pronunciation foibles aside, this is exactly what I was looking for: a fast paced, hands-on, example of a workflow, and the steps to create the specifications from business requirements. So far, so good. My only criticism, incorporate the use of git hub Projects board and creating templates vscode directly. You can do all the same in a template markdown file, have it open parallel to the YAML file you're writing, and then run the preview. The addition of Trello, while a good tool, added a layer outside of my usual workflow. UPDATED: Also, while you incorporate GitHub at some point, It may be worthwhile to slow down and when you fix the errors, or implement a path, create the commit message in VS Code, do the fix, then commit. This way, you kill two birds with one stone: - Making small changes to code and committing them: in your changes and implementations (my errors weren't the same, as I tried to type much of it out to aid memorizing the process), you burn through the steps fast. IRL you'd probably want to keep a record when you change things. - You double up and make a git tutorial as bonus material, showing newbies, myself included for many things, some best-practices in action. Just an idea. Version 2.0 perhaps? Anyway, thanks for this!

Charts

Price

Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Price chart

Rating

Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Ratings chart

Enrollment distribution

Plan and create APIs specifications with OpenAPI/Swagger - Distribution chart
2696532
udemy ID
12/9/2019
course created date
2/8/2020
course indexed date
Bot
course submited by