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Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Oct. 24, 2019
Two months ago I teased that Stoplight was about to release something big, and yesterday we announced Stoplight Studio - an OpenAPI and standalone JSON Schema editor, which just so happens to be visually stunning and completely free. Studio runs as a web app or desktop app, can work with local file…
Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Oct. 24, 2019
This blog has been a bit quiet for the last two years, with me blogging on APIs You Won't Hate and phil.bike more than here. 2017 was mostly spent putting out fires at WeWork as an API designer and architect, helping to debug and stabilize their tightly coupled deathstar architecture, which was con…
Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Sep. 7, 2019
Update 2020-02-02: JSON Schema Draft 2019-09 has been published for a while, and after much deliberation we got the folks at OpenAPI to merge #1977 for v3.1. This will make OpenAPI a small superset, and no longer a subset/superset/sideset. Of those five keywords, two are deprecated (nullable and ex…
Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Aug. 22, 2019
Two months ago I teased that Stoplight was about to release something big, and yesterday we announced Stoplight Studio - an OpenAPI and standalone JSON Schema editor, which just so happens to be visually stunning and completely free. Studio runs as a web app or desktop app, can work with local file…
Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Jun. 13, 2019
This blog has been a bit quiet for the last two years, with me blogging on APIs You Won’t Hate and phil.bike more than here. 2017 was mostly spent putting out fires at WeWork as an API designer and architect, helping to debug and stabilize their tightly coupled deathstar architecture, which was con…
Written by Phil Sturgeon
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on Mar. 1, 2018
Back in October I wrote Chasing the Perfect API Specification Workflow, which was a huge article about the state of the API specification world. One person trying to figure out a good workflow, in a sea of alternative specifications, with incomplete tooling, making it hard to see a solution for all…