An API specification document is a technical artifact, offering little opportunity for meaningful and timely input from business and enterprise stakeholders. It is absolutely the wrong place to begin…

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Domain-Driven Design

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Learn about API Design goals, aligning resource APIs with the business domain, and conducting design workshops.

API Design Practice

Early and Continuous Stakeholder Engagement

2. Model the Data & Continuously Validate

3. Generate and Refine your API Specification

<p>In the same context, I would highly recommend reading “API Design Patterns”</p>


<p>Coming from someone who uses API alot, this does gave me better view of how it work under the hood. Now I’m 1% more clever than yesterday.</p>
