Bump News September 2021
Between August and September, we have been quite busy releasing many new features to provide an even better experience for API creators and consumers.
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Latest updates and blog posts
Find here all the things to know about Bump, API ecosystem and tech in general.
Experiment
Playing with Twilio's OpenAPI specifications
This week, Twilio published OpenAPI definitions for all of their APIs. Let's see together the small steps we can take to transform those definitions into a nice looking API Reference documentation page which tracks API changes automatically.
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Tutorial
Organize your API documentation with Bump hubs
Do you have more than one API that you share with your customers or your team? Or, multiple versions of one API? If you do have many different API specifications, it can be difficult to organize and share your documentations in a coherent way. This is why Bump developed hubs.
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Tutorial
Building your API: Design Mode
At Bump, we are committed to ensuring that your API documentation is beautiful and always up to date. To demonstrate the power of our tooling, we're going to walk through the creation of an API (and, more importantly, its documentation). As we create the API and modify it, the power of integrating with Bump will become more and more apparent. And this is why we are here: to make everyone's life easier: easier for the development team, the documentation team and - of course - easier for your customers to understand and stay abreast of any changes to your API.
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OpenAPI
Two OpenAPI 3.1 changes we love
This week, version 3.1 of OpenAPI has officially landed after several beta and release candidates. This is a great news for the REST API community, as some important changes are coming with this version. Congrats to all the team behind this huge step forward!
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AsyncAPI
It's time to make it official with AsyncAPI
As you may know, Bump was one of the first SaaS products in the world to support AsyncAPI 2.0. When the new version of the specification was released in September 2019, we decided to start working on it, and we released a first beta version 3 weeks later.
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