In this webinar session, we showed why API standardization is important and how your organization can use SwaggerHub to overcome the most common challenges with making the move to the OpenAPI Specification.
Getting Started with API Standardization in SwaggerHubSmartBear
This document provides an overview of a presentation on standardizing API documentation using SwaggerHub. The agenda includes an introduction to SmartBear and their tools, why standardization is critical for API quality, defining quality for teams, challenges of OpenAPI Specification development at scale, and how SwaggerHub can help address those challenges. It discusses how SwaggerHub provides a central hub for designing, documenting, and collaborating on APIs to improve efficiency, quality and reduce defects.
The document discusses effective API lifecycle management using the OpenAPI Specification (OAS). It describes the stages of an API lifecycle including design, development, testing, deployment and versioning. It identifies challenges around collaboration, documentation, security and testing. It recommends using OAS to drive quality at all stages and details how OAS can help with versioning, automation, change management, extensibility, reusability, compatibility and verifiability. The key takeaways are to not reinvent the wheel, prepare for changes, have a process, and put quality at the center of the API lifecycle.
The API Lifecycle Series: Evolving API Development and Testing from Open Sour...SmartBear
This document summarizes an upcoming webinar on evolving API development and testing. The webinar will discuss:
- Getting started with the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) and functional API testing using open source tools
- The challenges of OAS development at scale including having specs in multiple places, collaboration needs, and integrating development into delivery pipelines
- When open source tools are no longer sufficient and it's time to move to pro tools, such as when dynamic test data is needed, testing multiple environments, and including tests in CI/CD pipelines
How LISI Automotive Accelerated Application Delivery with SwaggerHubSmartBear
In this SmartBear webinar, Sebastien Gadot presents on how his team at LISI Automotive got started with the open source Swagger tools and moved to SwaggerHub to speed up their application delivery.
Adopting a Design-First Approach to API Development with SwaggerHubSmartBear
This document discusses adopting a design-first approach to API development using SwaggerHub. It outlines the risks of a code-first approach, such as inconsistencies across teams and building the wrong thing. A design-first approach encourages early discussion with stakeholders. SwaggerHub helps with this approach by providing tools for documentation, collaboration, API modeling and prototyping, virtualization, and code generation to generate client SDKs and server stubs from the API design.
Standardising APIs: Powering the Platform Economy in Financial ServicesSmartBear
In this webinar session, SmartBear and SWIFT discuss the importance of API standardisation and the role it plays in the new platform economy in the financial services industry.
The API Lifecycle Series: Exploring Design-First and Code-First Approaches to...SmartBear
This document discusses design-first and code-first approaches to API development. It explores how existing services can leverage the OpenAPI Specification (OAS) and the benefits of each approach. Design-first allows for a single source of truth across design, development, testing and documentation. It enables early feedback and iteration. Code-first treats OAS as a byproduct of development and enables existing practices, but requires more customization. The document provides examples of how teams have implemented both approaches using SmartBear tools.
IATA Open Air: How API Standardization Enables Innovation in the Airline Indu...SmartBear
The necessity of surviving during the economic upheaval of a global pandemic is fueling innovation in the airline industry. A new age of aviation is being built on digital technology and APIs to improve data sharing, reduce costs, and optimize revenue for carriers.
API standards are the key to the success of any digital initiative, enabling interoperability between independent parties. The International Air Transport Association (IATA), the industry trade association responsible for developing the global standards for airlines, are utilizing SwaggerHub, the API design and documentation platform, to help bring these best practices to life.
In this webinar session, we explore:
How IATA’s Open Air initiative allows the industry to open up its digital capabilities for innovation
Open Air standard as the common technical approach to describing API definitions
Best practices for scaling API design and standardization across the industry
A live API design demonstration with SwaggerHub and IATA
The document provides an introduction and overview of APIs, REST, and OpenAPI specification. It discusses key concepts like resources, HTTP verbs, and OpenAPI structure. It also demonstrates OpenAPI syntax using JSON and YAML examples and highlights best practices for documenting APIs with OpenAPI.
With special guests Ron Ratovsky and Darrel Miller from the OpenAPI Initiative's Technical Steering Committee, this SmartBear webinar session covered the history of Swagger and the OpenAPI Specification, and all the latest changes in OAS 3.1.
Understanding and Executing on API Developer ExperienceSmartBear
What is Developer Experience, and how can you leverage it to drive adoption and growth for your API? Our very own Keshav Vasudevan will take you through it. Learn more: https://blog.smartbear.com/apis/developer-experience-the-key-to-a-successful-api/
Bulletproofing Your APIs: Why Users’ Feedback MattersPronovix
This document discusses the importance of gathering user feedback throughout the API development process. It recommends conducting user interviews early on to understand needs and frustrations. It also suggests usability testing the API prototype to observe how users interact with it and identify issues. Throughout the development stages of concept, design, build, and manage, gathering feedback through methods like card sorting, beta testing, hackathons, surveys, and support channels can help validate the business, refine the product roadmap, and build a strong developer community. The overall message is that listening to users will help uncover blind spots and guide the API design in a positive direction.
Curious to know what 3,400 software developers and QA experts think about the current and future state of the software testing industry?
Whether you’re a developer, QA engineer, manager, or any other role working in the software industry, SmartBear’s 2017 State of Testing Survey Report will provide you an exciting deep-dive look into industry trends in software testing, team dynamics, development models, and outlooks on the future of software testing.
Rest api best practices – comprehensive handbookKaty Slemon
This document provides an overview of REST API best practices. It discusses the key aspects of REST API design, including the 6 architectural constraints of REST (uniform interface, client-server, stateless, cacheable, layered system, and code on demand). It also outlines 12 best practices for REST API design, such as using nouns instead of verbs in URIs, plural naming conventions, implementing HATEOAS, and using Swagger for documentation. The document serves as a comprehensive guide to building robust RESTful APIs.
An Inside Look at a Large-scale Writer-driven REST API Doc Solution at Salesf...Pronovix
23 different REST APIs, 26+ teams, 150+ writers — how we built a unified solution. In this session, hear the inside story of how a handful of writers developed a REST API doc solution and earned the trust of executives and engineering teams across Salesforce along the way.
INTERFACE, by apidays - Low code APIs that don't break by Zdenek Nemec, Supe...apidays
This document discusses how to prevent APIs from breaking by decoupling clients and servers. It recommends:
1. Programming clients for business capabilities rather than technical API details to reduce dependencies on any single API.
2. Representing capabilities, not internal systems, in APIs to minimize the need for changes.
3. Following best practices like defensive programming, retry policies, and redundancy to make clients more resilient to potential API issues.
This approach aims to dramatically reduce codebases, documentation needs, and downtime while increasing API client resilience and competition between providers.
apidays LIVE LONDON - Unlock the Power of OAS in the Last Mile of your Lifecy...apidays
This document discusses using the OpenAPI specification to improve the final stages of the API development lifecycle. It suggests that generating documentation, test cases, and code from a signed OpenAPI definition can help ensure implementation matches expectations. It also notes that keeping API gateways and documentation in sync with definition changes helps reduce errors and manual efforts during release and consumption.
Your Developer Portal is the primary interface that developers will have with your company’s product. So what does your developer portal say about you? We’ll share what we’ve learned at BigCommerce about redesigning a developer portal that helps your developers–and your company–meet their goals.
Many of us have heard about Docs As Code. Applying the same tooling and delivery CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) pipelines as developers to improve the quality of (API) documentation sounds nifty. We’ll take a look at the philosophy, best practices and how to get started.
API strategy ensures that the entire IT organization and its resources are aligned with the strategic goals. In this webinar, we gave a brief overview of the problems that digital businesses solve today by adopting an API strategy and how it differs from organization to organization.
Wso2 italia Open Break session #7 - Test di API e microservizi nelle architet...Profesia Srl, Lynx Group
In questo settimo appuntamento chiudiamo la stagione con quello che chiude anche il processo produttivo, e cioè il test.
Andremo quindi a testare il servizio (o microservizio) che abbiamo esposto e le rispettive API.
Quando disegniamo un'architettura a servizio è importante che l'utente ottenga, in termini di funzione, quello che abbiamo previsto. Esistono numerosi strumenti per eseguire unit test all'interno dell'architettura wso2, alcuni insiti nel framework.
Vedremo come è possibile eseguire questi test utilizzando sia WSO2, sia strumenti terzi.
Per ulteriori informazioni Iscriviti al Gruppo Linkedin WSO2 Italia o scrivi a [email protected]
Can virtualization transform your API lifecycle?TEST Huddle
Key Takeaways:
- API mocking vs. API virtualization – learn the differences
- Learn how API virtualization impacts all stages in your API lifecycle
- Hear how companies of all sizes are doing this in real life!
View on-demand webinar - https://youtu.be/ZxX8i91Hl9k
apidays LIVE LONDON - Discovering API Version differences with ease by Jaap B...apidays
apidays LIVE LONDON - The Road to Embedded Finance, Banking and Insurance with APIs
Discovering API Version differences with ease
Jaap Brasser, Developer Advocate at Rubrik
Why You Need a Developer Relations Team for Your APIPostman
Developer Relations teams focus on three key areas: 1) improving the developer experience through SDKs, documentation, demo apps and support, 2) building a developer community through events, conferences and an online community, and 3) collecting feedback across multiple channels to understand developers and improve the API. Having a DevRel team leads to a happier developer community, easier onboarding, more successful customers, and making the API a leader in its market.
apidays LIVE New York 2021 - Docs Driven API Development by Rahul Dighe, Paypalapidays
This document discusses an approach called "docs driven development" (DDD) where documentation is written before code is developed. The key points are:
DDD involves writing low-fidelity documentation like integration guides and API specifications before writing code. This helps align teams, get early feedback, and remind developers what product they are building. Potential benefits include fewer gaps in products and better alignment between teams. DDD is not a replacement for formal documentation or testing, but is meant to guide development from the start. The document provides examples of how DDD can be implemented and addresses common concerns about the approach.
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - Spatially enabling Web APIs through OGC Standards ...apidays
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
December 7, 8 & 9, 2021
Spatially enabling Web APIs through OGC Standards
Dr.Gobe Hobona, Director of Product Management, Standards at Open Geospatial Consortium
Lessons in Transforming the Enterprise to an API PlatformLaunchAny
A look at lessons from our recent consulting engagements on why and how enterprises are moving from an API program to an API platform as part of their digital transformation. Includes 5 common practices we see across successful enterprises as they move to an API platform. Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km-mCx0Zbgo&feature=youtu.be
API Product Management - Driving Success through the Value ChainApigee | Google Cloud
We Will Discuss »
- Managing API products to maximize success for direct and indirect users in the value chain
- Planning, building, and evolving an API product at all stages of the product life cycle
- Evaluating and validating your API design and functionality and iterating to build a superior and differentiated product
The document provides an introduction and overview of APIs, REST, and OpenAPI specification. It discusses key concepts like resources, HTTP verbs, and OpenAPI structure. It also demonstrates OpenAPI syntax using JSON and YAML examples and highlights best practices for documenting APIs with OpenAPI.
With special guests Ron Ratovsky and Darrel Miller from the OpenAPI Initiative's Technical Steering Committee, this SmartBear webinar session covered the history of Swagger and the OpenAPI Specification, and all the latest changes in OAS 3.1.
Understanding and Executing on API Developer ExperienceSmartBear
What is Developer Experience, and how can you leverage it to drive adoption and growth for your API? Our very own Keshav Vasudevan will take you through it. Learn more: https://blog.smartbear.com/apis/developer-experience-the-key-to-a-successful-api/
Bulletproofing Your APIs: Why Users’ Feedback MattersPronovix
This document discusses the importance of gathering user feedback throughout the API development process. It recommends conducting user interviews early on to understand needs and frustrations. It also suggests usability testing the API prototype to observe how users interact with it and identify issues. Throughout the development stages of concept, design, build, and manage, gathering feedback through methods like card sorting, beta testing, hackathons, surveys, and support channels can help validate the business, refine the product roadmap, and build a strong developer community. The overall message is that listening to users will help uncover blind spots and guide the API design in a positive direction.
Curious to know what 3,400 software developers and QA experts think about the current and future state of the software testing industry?
Whether you’re a developer, QA engineer, manager, or any other role working in the software industry, SmartBear’s 2017 State of Testing Survey Report will provide you an exciting deep-dive look into industry trends in software testing, team dynamics, development models, and outlooks on the future of software testing.
Rest api best practices – comprehensive handbookKaty Slemon
This document provides an overview of REST API best practices. It discusses the key aspects of REST API design, including the 6 architectural constraints of REST (uniform interface, client-server, stateless, cacheable, layered system, and code on demand). It also outlines 12 best practices for REST API design, such as using nouns instead of verbs in URIs, plural naming conventions, implementing HATEOAS, and using Swagger for documentation. The document serves as a comprehensive guide to building robust RESTful APIs.
An Inside Look at a Large-scale Writer-driven REST API Doc Solution at Salesf...Pronovix
23 different REST APIs, 26+ teams, 150+ writers — how we built a unified solution. In this session, hear the inside story of how a handful of writers developed a REST API doc solution and earned the trust of executives and engineering teams across Salesforce along the way.
INTERFACE, by apidays - Low code APIs that don't break by Zdenek Nemec, Supe...apidays
This document discusses how to prevent APIs from breaking by decoupling clients and servers. It recommends:
1. Programming clients for business capabilities rather than technical API details to reduce dependencies on any single API.
2. Representing capabilities, not internal systems, in APIs to minimize the need for changes.
3. Following best practices like defensive programming, retry policies, and redundancy to make clients more resilient to potential API issues.
This approach aims to dramatically reduce codebases, documentation needs, and downtime while increasing API client resilience and competition between providers.
apidays LIVE LONDON - Unlock the Power of OAS in the Last Mile of your Lifecy...apidays
This document discusses using the OpenAPI specification to improve the final stages of the API development lifecycle. It suggests that generating documentation, test cases, and code from a signed OpenAPI definition can help ensure implementation matches expectations. It also notes that keeping API gateways and documentation in sync with definition changes helps reduce errors and manual efforts during release and consumption.
Your Developer Portal is the primary interface that developers will have with your company’s product. So what does your developer portal say about you? We’ll share what we’ve learned at BigCommerce about redesigning a developer portal that helps your developers–and your company–meet their goals.
Many of us have heard about Docs As Code. Applying the same tooling and delivery CI/CD (Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery) pipelines as developers to improve the quality of (API) documentation sounds nifty. We’ll take a look at the philosophy, best practices and how to get started.
API strategy ensures that the entire IT organization and its resources are aligned with the strategic goals. In this webinar, we gave a brief overview of the problems that digital businesses solve today by adopting an API strategy and how it differs from organization to organization.
Wso2 italia Open Break session #7 - Test di API e microservizi nelle architet...Profesia Srl, Lynx Group
In questo settimo appuntamento chiudiamo la stagione con quello che chiude anche il processo produttivo, e cioè il test.
Andremo quindi a testare il servizio (o microservizio) che abbiamo esposto e le rispettive API.
Quando disegniamo un'architettura a servizio è importante che l'utente ottenga, in termini di funzione, quello che abbiamo previsto. Esistono numerosi strumenti per eseguire unit test all'interno dell'architettura wso2, alcuni insiti nel framework.
Vedremo come è possibile eseguire questi test utilizzando sia WSO2, sia strumenti terzi.
Per ulteriori informazioni Iscriviti al Gruppo Linkedin WSO2 Italia o scrivi a [email protected]
Can virtualization transform your API lifecycle?TEST Huddle
Key Takeaways:
- API mocking vs. API virtualization – learn the differences
- Learn how API virtualization impacts all stages in your API lifecycle
- Hear how companies of all sizes are doing this in real life!
View on-demand webinar - https://youtu.be/ZxX8i91Hl9k
apidays LIVE LONDON - Discovering API Version differences with ease by Jaap B...apidays
apidays LIVE LONDON - The Road to Embedded Finance, Banking and Insurance with APIs
Discovering API Version differences with ease
Jaap Brasser, Developer Advocate at Rubrik
Why You Need a Developer Relations Team for Your APIPostman
Developer Relations teams focus on three key areas: 1) improving the developer experience through SDKs, documentation, demo apps and support, 2) building a developer community through events, conferences and an online community, and 3) collecting feedback across multiple channels to understand developers and improve the API. Having a DevRel team leads to a happier developer community, easier onboarding, more successful customers, and making the API a leader in its market.
apidays LIVE New York 2021 - Docs Driven API Development by Rahul Dighe, Paypalapidays
This document discusses an approach called "docs driven development" (DDD) where documentation is written before code is developed. The key points are:
DDD involves writing low-fidelity documentation like integration guides and API specifications before writing code. This helps align teams, get early feedback, and remind developers what product they are building. Potential benefits include fewer gaps in products and better alignment between teams. DDD is not a replacement for formal documentation or testing, but is meant to guide development from the start. The document provides examples of how DDD can be implemented and addresses common concerns about the approach.
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - Spatially enabling Web APIs through OGC Standards ...apidays
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
December 7, 8 & 9, 2021
Spatially enabling Web APIs through OGC Standards
Dr.Gobe Hobona, Director of Product Management, Standards at Open Geospatial Consortium
Lessons in Transforming the Enterprise to an API PlatformLaunchAny
A look at lessons from our recent consulting engagements on why and how enterprises are moving from an API program to an API platform as part of their digital transformation. Includes 5 common practices we see across successful enterprises as they move to an API platform. Recording: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Km-mCx0Zbgo&feature=youtu.be
API Product Management - Driving Success through the Value ChainApigee | Google Cloud
We Will Discuss »
- Managing API products to maximize success for direct and indirect users in the value chain
- Planning, building, and evolving an API product at all stages of the product life cycle
- Evaluating and validating your API design and functionality and iterating to build a superior and differentiated product
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - Low-Code API DevOps approach to API Lifecycle Manag...apidays
apidays LIVE Paris 2021 - APIs and the Future of Software
December 7, 8 & 9, 2021
Low-Code API DevOps approach to API Lifecycle Management
Darshan Shivashankar, Founder & CTO at Itorix Inc &
Rakshith Rao, CEO at Itorix Inc
The document discusses how agile practices can help testing teams work more efficiently. It promotes collaboration between teams using tools, shifting testing left to catch bugs earlier, automating tests to improve quality and speed, and monitoring applications in production. The key takeaways are to start small by experimenting with agile in some teams, measure performance, expand practices iteratively, and address any barriers to cross-team collaboration.
Pitney Bowes Uses Development and Testing Tools to Drive Early API Developmen...CA Technologies
How Pitney Bowes uses modern development and testing tools, such as CA Service Virtualization, to drive early API development and enable parallel development, with a simple purpose: go faster.
Why speed with quality are so important and what is parallel development and its implications for Pitney Bowes’ success in bringing innovation to market faster.
For more information, please visit http://cainc.to/Nv2VOe
Listen to Your Machines: DevOps Analytics for Better Feedback LoopsSplunk
Effective DevOps Practices for collecting, correlating and analyzing DevOps data. First presented by Splunk's Andi Mann at DevOps Summit at Cloud Expo.
The document describes CA API Developer Portal, a solution that provides a single platform for enterprises to manage both internal and external API initiatives. It allows enterprises to reduce costs by eliminating multiple vendor solutions while also simplifying the management of developers. Key features include developer onboarding, documentation, analytics and business management tools to monetize APIs.
apidays LIVE LONDON - API Standards and Governance Platform by Nicoleta Stoicaapidays
apidays LIVE LONDON - The Road to Embedded Finance, Banking and Insurance with APIs
API Standards and Governance Platform
Nicoleta Stoica, Lead API Architect at HSBC
Modernize Development with Agile Engineering PracticesCollabNet
This document discusses modernizing development with agile engineering practices. It introduces Kevin Hancock, a senior director at CollabNet with over 15 years of experience helping large organizations transform into agile teams. The presentation covers establishing upstream practices like Scrum and downstream practices like continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD). It emphasizes establishing the right people, processes, and tools to connect teams and provide visibility and governance across the development lifecycle.
INTERFACE, by apidays - The 8 Key Components of a Modern API Stack by Iddo G...apidays
INTERFACE, by apidays 2021 - It’s APIs all the way down
June 30, July 1 & 2, 2021
The 8 Key Components of a Modern API Stack
Iddo Gino, CEO at RapidAPI
DevOps processes have become critical for organizations to release software as quickly as necessary in today’s fast-paced economy. The very name of “DevOps” calls out developers and operations. But where does QA fit into that mix?
The answer is that QA plays an equal role in DevOps, and a shift to DevOps actually presents an opportunity for QA teams to play a more strategic role than previously alongside development and operations.
INTERFACE by apidays 2023 - Governance Doesn't Have to be a Dirty Word, Jason...apidays
INTERFACE by apidays 2023
APIs for a “Smart” economy. Embedding AI to deliver Smart APIs and turn into an exponential organization
June 28 & 29, 2023
Governance Doesn't Have to be a Dirty Word
Jason Harmon, CTO at Stoplight
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Content Strategy and Developer Engagement for DevPortalsAxway
Slides from Write the Docs Ottawa Meet Up at Shopify HQ in Canada, June 24, 2019
We’ll walk through 5 scenarios and concrete ways of reaching a developer community for frictionless and increased engagement.
APIs used to be a technical implementation detail reserved for developers and architects. In the Web age, APIs make more business sense than ever before. This presentation gives a ring side view of How to Craft Business Strategy around APIs.
Mastering API Development: A Developer’s Roadmap for Successjayshridalwi
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, API Development plays a crucial role in
building seamless and efficient software applications. Whether you're creating an
internal API for your organization or a public API for third-party integrations, having a
well-structured development approach is essential.
API Development – Complete Guide to Developing Robust APIsCerebrum Infotech
API development is the act of creating various software elements that enable apps to communicate with one another, share information, and improve connectivity within your company.Take a look at our blog for more information.
How to Optimize Your Software Development Process for Maximum Efficiency.pdfIT Services India
Efficiency in software development is not a one-time achievement; it's an ongoing commitment to refining your processes. By implementing clear requirements, agile practices, automation, and a focus on code quality, you can optimize your development process for maximum efficiency. Embrace a culture of continuous improvement, and your team will be better equipped to deliver high-quality software products faster than ever before.
Introduction to Agile and Lean Software DevelopmentThanh Nguyen
The document provides an introduction to agile and lean software development. It discusses traditional vs agile development, defines agile as iterative and incremental using a plan-do-check-act approach with empowered cross-functional teams relying on automation. It covers the agile manifesto, principles and core practices including short iterations, deming's PDCA model, and the agile software development lifecycle. Lean concepts are introduced such as eliminating waste, amplifying learning, deciding late and delivering fast to empower teams and build integrity.
The State of API 2020 Webinar – Exploring Trends, Tools & Takeaways to Drive ...SmartBear
Since 2016, SmartBear has been surveying the State of APIs to better understand the trends and technologies associated with this essential digital building block. We have just completed the State of API 2020 survey and will be sharing the research findings during this live webinar.
We will be sharing research from over 2,000 respondents on how organizations are bringing APIs to market in 2020, what tools they are using, how they view certain trends, and where they see the market going.
Artificial intelligence for faster and smarter software testing - Galway Mee...SmartBear
How Artificial Intelligence (AI) is changing software quality
Hybrid test automation framework to test identified and unidentified UI properties
Demonstration of a use case with AI in UI test automation for any skill level
Successfully Implementing BDD in an Agile WorldSmartBear
This document provides an overview of successfully implementing Behavior Driven Development (BDD) in an agile environment. It discusses shifting testing left by involving testers earlier in the development process. The document then covers the key aspects of a BDD process including discovery workshops to understand requirements, writing examples and scenarios in a Given/When/Then format, automating scenarios, and using continuous integration to ensure tests always pass. It emphasizes that adopting BDD requires changes to people, processes, and tools to facilitate collaboration between all teams.
The Best Kept Secrets of Code Review | SmartBear WebinarSmartBear
In this webinar session, we share a comprehensive list of peer code review best practices, distilled down years of SmartBear research and case studies. At the end, we shared how our code and document review tool, Collaborator, can help teams put these tactics into practice.
How Capital One Scaled API Design to Deliver New Products FasterSmartBear
This document outlines an approach for scaling API development across a large enterprise financial institution. It proposes establishing a Platform Services Center of Excellence to define API governance and design standards. The COE would provide training, mentorship, and reviews to coaches in each line of business to ensure APIs adhere to standards and are high quality. This centralized model aims to scale API development while maintaining quality, enabling faster delivery of new products.
This document discusses using TestComplete to automate testing in non-GUI environments by leveraging PuTTY to interact with Linux servers. The author was able to scale their testing efforts, ensure accuracy, and reduce testing time from 3 days to 1.5 days by developing a common PuTTY library and test framework in TestComplete. Key aspects included launching PuTTY, sending commands, validating results, and logging detailed information for troubleshooting. This allowed complicated testing to be completed more quickly and fit within a DevOps pipeline.
This document discusses script extensions in TestComplete, which allow users to extend the functionality of the software. Script extensions can create custom record/design time actions, test operations, results operations, and script objects. Script objects are useful for encapsulating code into reusable libraries. Extensions help solve problems like maintaining modularized code across projects and providing building blocks for rapid test development. The document demonstrates how to create a script object extension.
BDD can help save Agile by facilitating better collaboration through conversations, concrete examples, and test-driven development. BDD practices like discovering and automating desired system behaviors through examples and tests improve communication between team members. This leads to a shared understanding and living documentation, helping teams work together more effectively. Automated tests also allow for safer refactoring and help teams stay agile by ensuring code quality is maintained.
API Automation and TDD to Implement Master Data Survivorship RulesSmartBear
The document discusses implementing and testing data survivorship rules (DSRs) for master data using API automation and test-driven development (TDD). It notes the challenges of testing the complex scenarios involving DSRs across different fields, field types, and data operations. The solution involved creating a testing matrix and using the ReadyAPI tool to drive development and prevent defects through an automated test-first approach. This allowed the DSR project to be completed in the shortest sprint yet with no functional issues reported after release.
Support Rapid Systems Growth with a Design-First ApproachSmartBear
This document discusses Viasat's use of a design-first approach with SwaggerHub to standardize data definitions and develop APIs collaboratively. Key benefits include reusing common data fields and objects across APIs, enforcing standards, and scaling development through documentation, code generation, and integration with source control. Future goals include automated testing and load testing capabilities to improve scalability.
Maximize Test Automation with a Risk-Based ApproachSmartBear
This document discusses maximizing test automation initiatives using a risk-based approach. It recommends identifying project and product risks to guide testing. Automating appropriate high-risk tests, creating quality gates, and continuously evaluating metrics can reduce risks. Quality gates for code, integration, UI/security/performance help catch issues early. Focusing automation on high-risk tests while reducing redundancy improves productivity and quality.
Modernizing the Enterprise API Development ProcessSmartBear
The document discusses modernizing the enterprise API development process. It covers enterprise challenges like lack of communication and arbitrary deadlines. It then discusses using microservices and the idealistic versus pragmatic approaches. It recommends designing APIs first to gain better understanding and allow for collaboration. It also discusses tools for API design like SwaggerHub and integrating microservices through approaches like service meshes and API gateways, providing a demo of Kong.
Developing Performance-Oriented Code: Moore's Law Over 50SmartBear
This presentation discusses the impact of Moore's Law on software development. It provides:
1) A brief history of Moore's Law and how it has allowed hardware performance to grow exponentially over time through increased transistor counts and parallelism.
2) An explanation that while hardware continues to improve, software must now be optimized for parallelism and vectors in order to fully utilize modern hardware, as single-threaded scalar code will not take advantage of performance improvements.
3) Examples of the economic, technological, and societal impacts that Moore's Law has enabled, such as lower costs, ubiquitous computing, and advances in industries like transportation, healthcare, and more.
The document discusses the implementation and evolution of DevOps at SmartBear. It describes how SmartBear transitioned from a traditional operations model to a cloud and DevOps-focused approach as the company grew through acquisitions. This involved migrating infrastructure to cloud providers, adopting microservices and container technologies, standardizing deployment processes, and adding proactive monitoring using AlertSite. The benefits of DevOps for SmartBear included improved scalability, mean time to recovery, deployment frequency, time to market, and stability.
Accelerate Your Delivery Pipeline with Continuous TestingSmartBear
The document discusses continuous testing in a DevOps pipeline. It describes a 4 step process: 1) Testing the idea by defining user stories and assumptions with BDD, 2) Testing the code by automating tests and integrating them into CI/CD, 3) Testing in production by monitoring metrics and performance, and 4) Iterating based on usage data and completing the test/deploy cycle. The benefits are validating value, incremental quality improvements, and an environment suitable for experiments.
This document discusses how to unblock environments by making them more dynamic through containerization, infrastructure as code, and container orchestration with Kubernetes. Static environments reduce speed to production and increase costs due to specialization requirements. Dynamic environments using containers, open source software, and orchestration allow environments to be created and destroyed on demand, scaling as needed. Namespaces and clusters in Kubernetes provide separation of environments for development, testing, and production.
Transform QA to Stay Ahead of Digital DisruptionSmartBear
This document summarizes a presentation on transforming QA to stay ahead of digital disruption. It discusses top industry trends challenging QA, including agile development, DevOps, test automation, environment and data management issues, skills shortages, and new priorities around digital innovation, AI/automation, modernization, and security regulations. The presentation recommends refocusing QA on customer experience and assurance, transforming traditional testing centers to support agile/DevOps, expanding team skills, building virtualization/cloud testing platforms, prioritizing test data strategies, growing test automation, and using predictive analysis and AI to prioritize testing activities.
The Keys to Code Review in 2018 | A SmartBear WebinarSmartBear
The document discusses recommendations for effective code review practices in 2018. It begins by noting declining satisfaction with code quality and timely releases. It then discusses 1) conducting daily code reviews using tools like Collaborator, 2) thinking of code reviews as time-savers, and 3) setting clear expectations for code and document reviews. The document also recommends tracking review metrics and fostering a collaborative culture.
The survey summarizes results from 2,676 software testing professionals on the state of testing in 2018. Key findings include:
- API testing is growing, with 80% of respondents now testing APIs compared to 71% in 2017. Functional API testing takes most time.
- Agile is the dominant development methodology at 63% of respondents, and release cycles are getting shorter.
- Java is the most commonly tested language, and Chrome, Firefox and IE are the top browsers for UI testing.
- Automation is growing but not rapidly, with 54% automating API tests and 62% automating UI tests.
- Load testing of APIs is practiced by less than half of respondents.
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If the question is, "How will society survive wildfires moving forward?" wildfire-adapted communities are a promising answer. According to the Fire Adapted Communities Learning Network, "A fire-adapted community is a community that understands its risk and takes action before, during, and after the fire in order for their community to be more resilient to wildfire." If fire-adapted communities have the potential to be effective, how are they brought into being? The prior introduces the very question this theoretical discussion-based lecture seeks to explore on April 30th at 10 a.m. - 11:30:00 p.m. MDT.
Former Hotshot and winner of the National Park Service's Fuels and Ecology Award for Promoting Fire-Adapted Human Communities, Gregory Vigneaux draws on years of research to examine two modes of wildfire-adapted community change: transitions and refining the present. Attendees will be introduced to the unique pathways, dynamics, and concepts that shape each mode. The talk begins by discussing place before discussing how place is dwelled in and what that means for change.
Through theoretical exploration, participants will be introduced to language and insights for a better understanding of the changes they hope to effect and explore whether a different approach might be more effective. This discussion does not address physical fire adaptation, such as creating defensible space and home hardening, but instead examines processes of change.
This event is tailored for anyone interested in creating wildfire-adapted communities. For example, fire-adapted practitioners and stakeholders, community groups, fire mitigation experts, insurers, emergency managers, government fire officials, nonprofits, private organizations, and others. The talk provides valuable insights into community change processes around wildfire risk.
The Irrational City | Unseen Forces of PlacemakingLeanne Munyori
What if cities weren’t built for how people live—but for how planners think they should?
We explored Nairobi’s evolving urban form through the lens of behavioral economics and environmental psychology. The Irrational City challenges conventional planning paradigms by revealing how emotion, perception, and cognitive bias shape how we experience and respond to the built environment.
Drawing from principles of irrational decision-making, place attachment, and choice architecture, this talk questions:
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– How does infrastructure influence behavior, intentionally or not?
– Can we design cities not just for function, but for feeling?
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Marketing Manager
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3. Agenda
1. Introduction
2. Why Standardization is Critical
3. Defining Quality for Your Team
4. Challenges of OAS Development at Scale
5. How SwaggerHub Can Help
6. Time for Q&A
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5. We provide tools for development, testing, and operations
teams to create great software, faster than ever.
• HQ in Boston, MA, USA, with 7 offices globally
• Founded in 2009
• Open Source Innovator (Swagger & SoapUI)
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Users
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Countries
22K+
Companies
TestComplete
SoapUI Pro
SwaggerHub
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6. Design Commit Test Deploy Monitor
Manage
UI
API
Collaborate on user stories,
tests, and code
Commit and push new code and
tests to kick off CI
Create, manage, and execute
automated tests
Deploy to production once
tests and builds pass
Monitor the performance
of your APIs and web apps
Analyze and improve all of your testing
Reduce defects and improve trust with code review
SwaggerHub
Design, model, & share
API definitions
CucumberStudio
Design features & tests
using BDD
Zephyr Native Jira & enterprise test management
Review
Collaborator Code, document, & artifact review
CrossBrowserTesting
Run Selenium & Appium tests in the cloud
LoadNinja
Automated UI performance testing
TestComplete
Automated UI functional testing
ServiceV Pro
Virtualize APIs, UIs, and web services
LoadUI Pro
Automated API performance testing
SoapUI Pro
Automated API functional & security testing
AlertSite
Global, synthetic API monitoring
Accelerate & manage API functional testing
Test mobile apps on real devices in the cloud
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9. Quality is King
API consumers expect efficient, high performance
services that are easy to use.
API developers recognize quality as a top priority.
41.5% say it is ‘Extremely Important’
78.5% say it is ‘Very Important’ or higher
Poor API quality has real consequences.
45% relate poor quality to potential loss of customers
48% worry about damaging company reputation
10. Standards Enforce Quality
Standardization is the #1 challenge teams are looking to
overcome in the new year.
Versioning and re-use also important considerations, with
speed being a key driver.
Over 50% of organizations use, or plan on using an
internal style guideline.
Style guidelines were ‘important’ or higher for over 50% of
respondents.
11. Defining Quality for Your Team
Reusable
Components
Shifting Left
Driven by the OAS Document &
Consumer
The OpenAPI specification is the
industry standard for designing
and building quality RESTful APIs
and SmartBear is a leading
sponsor of the project
Enable shift-left transformation
through definition-driven
development, virtualizing and
testing definitions before code is
written.
Improve efficiency by sharing API
definitions, virtual services, and
code snippets throughout your
development lifecycle for
maximum reuse.
We believe documentation is at
the core of a consumable,
shareable API that fosters a
positive experience in the
developer community.
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Phase 1
Individual Devs Write or
Generate OpenAPI
Definitions
Phase 2
More People Get Involved
and All New APIs Have OAS
Phase 3
New Processes and Tooling
Need to Be Implemented
3 Phases of OAS Development
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OAS Development Challenges
1. Too many versions of too many specs in too many places
2. Too many people involved that need to collaborate and share
3. Loss of control and visibility into API design process
4. Integrating API development into existing delivery pipeline
14. Swaggerhub
A platform that ties together all the open source Swagger
tools in one place.
• SwaggerUI
• Swagger Editor
• Swagger Codegen
Creates a single source of truth for distributed services.
Provides structure and guidance across teams:
• Team / Organization Management
• API Standardization Checks
• Domains
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Challenge 1:
Too many versions of too many specs in too many places
A central ‘hub’ for designing + documenting APIs:
Allow teams to work together on a core piece of their
development
Resolve issues sooner with more input from consumers,
users and other teams
Initiate a significant return on investment
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Challenge 2:
Too many people involved that need to collaborate and share
Work in teams and foster cross-functional feedback:
Bring in the right stakeholders early to create consensus
and reduce rework
Organize users into different teams and projects
Assign access and permissions as needed
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Challenge 3:
Loss of control and visibility into API design process
Set standards and ensure compliance while designing:
Define API standards in one place and enforce across
your organization without manual validation
Supplement your style guide with custom rules that
might be unique to your industry
Create a library of reusable assets to ensure
consistency and reduce design duplication
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Challenge 4:
Integrating API development into existing delivery pipeline
Connect across your API lifecycle with integrations:
Keep source code in sync with API designs
Push APIs to API gateways like Azure, AWS, and Apigee
for consumption
Leverage your API contract in your CI/CD pipeline