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HTTP Traffic vs OpenAPI

Mergers and Acquisitions are shaping the way we use industry-standard HTTP tools. Also in this newsletter: A fresh Bun, Rails APIs with Clickfunnels, new Express release, and a wild exploit of McDonalds' API in India.

API Design Basics: Designing for Security

Keep these principles in mind when planning and designing an API, to sidestep major security issues before anyone even starts coding.

Clickfunnels and Rails APIs with Rich Steinmetz

Phil & Mike sit down with community member Rich Steinmetz to talk about Clickfunnels, its API surfaces, and what it's like to build a developer product with Ruby on Rails and BulletTrain

New Year, New APIs

In this edition of the newsletter: The Go Developer Survey, tools for working with overlays, Scalar's OpenAPI Parser, and OpenAPI Arrazo in Go!

Testing HTTP Middleware in Laravel

Learn how to create and test Laravel middleware to enhance API functionality while ensuring stability. Includes examples and tips for best practices

Happy Holidays from APIs You Won't Hate

We're ready to wrap up another year with some good old fashioned holiday REST. Plus, Microcks and Undici and Cloudflare API Client Language Popularity survey results!

Mr. Bluesky

A massive uptick in people from the online tech community moving to Bluesky has made the social internet feel a whole lot like it did back in the good old days... and their APIs are pretty stellar.

Learn OpenAPI from these Realistic Examples

If you prefer to learn by looking at examples, maybe a cheeky bit of copy-paste coding, these OpenAPI examples can get you started.

State of JS Survey Time

The annual state of JavaScript survey gives us a chance to weigh in on the tools we use, what we like and don't like about them, and to reflect on how the ecosystem has grown in the past year.

The "Don't Have Time to Create API Documentation" Paradox

Instead of rushing out a barely planned API and forgetting how it works in the flurry of changes that follow, you can document it before you build to keep everyone on the same page.