Bridging Design and Runtime Gaps: AsyncAPI in Event-Driven Architecture
The AsyncAPI specification emerged in response to the growing need for a standardized and comprehensive framework that addresses the challenges of designing and documenting asynchronous APIs. It is a collaborative effort of leading tech companies, open source communities, and individual contributors who actively participated in the creation and evolution of the AsyncAPI specification. […]
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