Automatically Upgrade to OpenAPI v3.2
Upgrade old OpenAPI/Swagger documents to the latest and greatest OAS 3.2 with ease.
Phil Sturgeon
Co-founder of APIs You Won't Hate, consultant/writer on all things API, working on green/climate tech, and restoring nautral habitats as co-founder of @ProtectEarthUK.
openapi
OpenAPI Format: A GUI for Overlays
Overlays can be tricky to wrap your head around, but this handy GUI can help it all make sense.
geojson
Stream GeoJSON in a HTTP/REST API
Once you've learned the basics of JSON Streaming in APIs, it starts to become a whole lot more interesting for a whole lot more use-cases.
streaming
Streaming Data with REST APIs
Are you forcing API clients to wait for every single byte of massive JSON collections to be sent from the server before letting them render data that's ready already?
openapi
JSON Streaming in OpenAPI v3.2
Learn how OpenAPI v3.2 helps describe JSON Streaming, and in the process find out more about what the heck JSON streaming even is.
api-design
Goodbye Apiary.io, You'll Be Missed
Today we say farewell to a legend in the API documentation space as O.G. API design-first solution Apiary.io shuts its doors.
api-tools
Generating OpenAPI docs for Java with Spring Boot
Learn how to export OpenAPI from your Spring Boot application with Springdoc.
documentation
The 5 Best API Docs Tools in 2025
Which API documentation tool is the best? It Depends™! Let's go through the best modern tooling and look at when you might want to pick one over another.
api-governance
API Design Reviews Don't Have to be Hard
A quick look at how you can handle API design reviews in pull requests using Bump.sh instead of forcing everyone to stare into a chasm of YAML diffs.
green tech
HTTP Caching APIs with Laravel and Vapor
Stop wasting server(less) resources answering the same questions over and over again, by enabling CloudFront for your Laravel REST/HTTP API.
api-design
API Design Basics: Cacheability
Designing an API with cacheability in mind produces a more sensible and better separated set of resources, and it just so happens to be more performant, cheaper, and better for the environment.
api-design
Enforcing API consistency with a large team
Keeping APls consistent in large organizations to speed up integrations, improve code-reuse, and avoid wasting time and money.