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Communication
AsyncAPI Ambasador Program
Information about AsyncAPI Ambassador Program.
Barbaño González
March 10, 2023·3 min read
Engineering
Flask-SocketIO Automated Documentation and Validation
What is Flask-SocketIO, SocketIO? If you are reading this blog, you are probably already familiar with SocketIO python-socketio and Flask-SocketIO. If you want to learn more about them, please check
Daler Rahimov
March 2, 2023·11 min read
Communication
State of AsyncAPI Initiative 2022 in Numbers
tl;dr We do not see any negative trends indicating that the interest in the project got stale and that the community is not growing anymore.
Lukasz Gornicki
February 28, 2023·14 min read
Communication
New Tools Dashboard for AsyncAPI
Announcing our newly released AsyncAPI tools dashboard!
Akshat Nema
February 14, 2023·7 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.6.0 Release Notes
The release of AsyncAPI 2.6 added an exciting feature which is the support for Apache Pulsar
Azeez Elegbede
February 1, 2023·1 min read
Communication
A straight guide to APIs and architecture concepts
Basic concepts about APIs and architectures for beginners and non-developers.
Barbaño González
January 19, 2023·9 min read
Conference
2022 AsyncAPI Conference was amazing!
The 2022 AsyncAPI Conference was amazing, and I had a great time. I volunteered at this conference, not knowing what to expect, and I must say, I left with a new resolve. The organization was top-notc
Azeez Elegbede
January 17, 2023·6 min read
Community
Hacktoberfest was a blast!
Hacktoberfest was a blast this year! We can't believe it's over already. We had a great time participating with you all and wanted to share a bit of our experience in a review. Why Hacktoberfest Hac
Azeez Elegbede
December 13, 2022·5 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.5.0 Release Notes
The release of AsyncAPI 2.5 brings helpful additions, such as extended Server Variables reusability and many clarifications.
Vladimír Gorej
September 29, 2022·5 min read
Engineering
Event driven API documentation made simple (Client-Side Rendering).
A simple guide for programmers looking for instructions on how to generate documentation using their AsyncAPI files.
Michal Gornicki
September 28, 2022·5 min read
Engineering
Documenting SQS event-driven APIs with AsyncAPI
This post demonstrates how documenting event-driven architectures is possible, using SQS as a (real-world) example.
Mauro Bosetti
September 22, 2022·4 min read
Community
Governance for Asynchronous APIs: Announcing AsyncAPI & Spectral – Together!
The collaboration between Stoplight’s open-source linting tool, Spectral, and AsyncAPI will be a game-changer for creating more consistency in your API program. Check out what comes with the release of the AsyncAPI ruleset!
Jakub Rozek
May 25, 2022·6 min read
Communication
Summary of things that happened at AsyncAPI Initiative from January to April, 2022
New AsyncAPI brand. AsyncAPI 2.4 and work on the 3.0 spec release. Meetings organization change. 2022 conference organization. AND SO MUCH MORE!
Lukasz Gornicki
April 29, 2022·9 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.4.0 Release Notes
AsyncAPI 2.4 is now released. This brings really helpful additions, such as the new `messageId` field, Server Variables reusability, and security at Operation level
Sergio Moya
April 28, 2022·4 min read
Engineering
📑 Google Season of Docs 2022 at AsyncAPI
Check out the Docs project proposal we're submitting to GSoD 2022! You won't want to miss out.
Alejandra Quetzalli
March 25, 2022·9 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 3.0 is coming!
Announcing the start of work on AsyncAPI Spec 3.0. Check out all the potential new features coming to AsyncAPI 3.0 and how you can get involved!
Harsh Mishra
March 10, 2022·3 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI at OpenForce
Two years ago, the AsyncAPI Initiative participated in Hacktoberfest to help folks start their journey in open source. Hacktoberfest was a very successful event. We got feedback that the level of comm
Lukasz Gornicki
March 1, 2022·3 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative 2021 in Numbers
AsyncAPI Initiative growth presented in different metrics from different channels in 2021.
Lukasz Gornicki
February 7, 2022·13 min read
Community
Radical Transparency
There are multiple ways to manage an open-source project. At AsyncAPI, we chose the Open Governance model for many good reasons that Lukasz explained in his article Finding a Good Open Governance Mode
Fran Méndez
February 2, 2022·4 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.3.0 Release Notes
AsyncAPI 2.3 is now released. This brings enhancements allowing new ways of structuring AsyncAPI documents and support for describing Solace APIs.
Dale Lane
February 1, 2022·3 min read
Engineering
AsyncAPI and Apicurio for Asynchronous APIs
This post originally appeared on https://novatec-gmbh.de The OpenAPI specification has already established itself in many project and application areas. It can be applied to describe HTTP APIs in a
Nadja Hagen
January 26, 2022·11 min read
Communication
2nd half of 2021 at AsyncAPI
It has been a while since the last update on the things at AsyncAPI Initiative. Lots of things have happened since June. You better have a read or listen to the podcast.
Lukasz Gornicki
December 21, 2021·8 min read
Engineering
Change is coming to our AsyncAPI Developer Documentation
Did you know that you can contribute Docs to AsyncAPI as well? Code isn't the only way to contribute to OSS; Dev Docs are a huge help that benefit the entire OSS ecosystem.
Alejandra Quetzalli
December 13, 2021·7 min read
Engineering
Align Production Reality and Event Documentation with the AsyncAPI Discovery Tool
The idealized world of AsyncAPI is neat and tidy: Interface definitions show developers exactly what events are exchanged amongst producers and consumers. Event contracts only change when permitted b
Jesse Menning
December 7, 2021·4 min read
Engineering
The Reference Rabbit Hole
Sergio and I went down a bit of a rabbit hole the last couple of days while discussing Fran's proposal to solve the publish/subscribe confusion; I thought I would share the journey. A lot of this ca
Jonas Lagoni
November 30, 2021·11 min read
Engineering
The journey of documenting a Socket.IO API (Pt 2)
This post originally appeared on https://dedouss.is In the opening part of this series we outlined the basics of Socket.IO and discussed the importance of documenting Socket.IO APIs. Now it’s time
Dimitrios Dedoussis
November 4, 2021·14 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.2.0 Release Notes
2.2 release of AsyncAPI specification is here. The long-awaited feature for assigning channels to servers is finally here.
Lukasz Gornicki
September 28, 2021·3 min read
Engineering
The journey of documenting a Socket.IO API (Pt 1)
This post originally appeared on https://dedouss.is My recent adventures with Socket.IO took me off on a tangent, exploring the world of AsyncAPI as a means of documenting Socket.IO APIs. This is t
Dimitrios Dedoussis
September 23, 2021·7 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Hackathon FAQ
Answers to all the questions you ever wanted to ask about the AsyncAPI Hackathon 2021
Lukasz Gornicki
September 19, 2021·5 min read
Engineering
AsyncAPI vs OpenAPI: Answers to Your Burning Questions About Two Leading API Specs
AsyncAPI and OpenAPI are different ways of defining application programming interfaces (APIs), also commonly known as API specs. Both API specs serve a crucial role in defining and governing distribut
Jesse Menning
September 8, 2021·7 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Hackathon and Conference - Get Yourself Ready
It is official! October is an AsyncAPI Hacking Fest! and November 16-18 a 2nd online AsyncAPI Conference
Lukasz Gornicki
August 30, 2021·2 min read
Engineering
Using JSON Schema Beyond Validation
What is JSON Schema, why is it important and why is it so hard to use beyond validation? For those unfamiliar with Asyncapi we use a superset of JSON Schema as the default format for defining operat
Jonas Lagoni
August 3, 2021·7 min read
Communication
Mistake Odyssey
Experience with Git, GitHub, VS Code and Markdown for non-developers within AsyncAPI.
Barbaño González
July 15, 2021·5 min read
Communication
June 2021 at AsyncAPI
2.1.0 spec released, GSoC started, CLI released, other tools under heavy development. June was a hell of a ride.
Lukasz Gornicki
July 9, 2021·6 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Spec 2.1.0 Release Notes
The eagle has landed! Check out all the changes the AsyncAPI specification introduces in the new v2.1.0 release
Lukasz Gornicki
June 29, 2021·4 min read
Communication
May 2021 at AsyncAPI
We have JSON Schemas for bindings and some great community tools, one that was donated to AsyncAPI Initiative
Lukasz Gornicki
June 22, 2021·4 min read
Engineering
Designing your APIs with AsyncAPI (Part 1)
How can you utilize code generation to speed up the development process and only focus on what is important - the business logic? In this miniseries, I will explore the ways AsyncAPI and code generati
Jonas Lagoni
June 1, 2021·10 min read
Engineering
AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, OpenTelemetry: Which Event-Driven Specs Should Your DevOps Include?
A decade ago, event-driven architecture was the wild west. Documentation? It’s in a spreadsheet somewhere. Where did the event go? Here’s a list of ten logs to search through. How do we make sure even
Jesse Menning
May 25, 2021·7 min read
Engineering
From API-First to Code Generation - A WebSocket Use Case
Learn how to go from API design to code generation. Create a WebSocket API for ChatBot. All supported by AsyncAPI
Lukasz Gornicki
May 19, 2021·20 min read
Communication
April 2021 at AsyncAPI
AsyncAPI 2.1 release is scheduled. Is there anything else that could be more important.
Lukasz Gornicki
May 14, 2021·6 min read
Engineering
Designing a unified Intent-driven API for all AsyncAPI's parsers
Afraid because of breaking changes? Learn how do we plan to reduce breaking changes in our tooling APIs by introducing a new design approach called Intent-driven.
Sergio Moya
May 7, 2021·13 min read
Engineering
Demystifying the Semantics of Publish and Subscribe
Learn how to interpret publish and subscribe operations when reading an AsyncAPI specification, and why they might not mean what you expect.
Nic Townsend
May 5, 2021·5 min read
Engineering
Creating AsyncAPI for WebSocket API - Step by Step
Learn how to create a complex AsyncAPI document using WebSocket API as an example.
Lukasz Gornicki
April 21, 2021·23 min read
Engineering
WebSocket, Shrek, and AsyncAPI - An Opinionated Intro
WebSocket is a protocol, an industry standard for building client applications that users love to use. What does AsyncAPI have to do with it?
Lukasz Gornicki
April 16, 2021·14 min read
Communication
March 2021 at AsyncAPI
AsyncAPI Initiative joined the Linux Foundation in March, but except of this, many other interesting things happened: new roadmap, google summer of code
Lukasz Gornicki
April 14, 2021·6 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI joins Linux Foundation
Today marks a delightful milestone for us at AsyncAPI: I'm proud to share with you that we're now a Linux Foundation project 🎉
Fran Méndez
March 30, 2021·2 min read
Engineering
Building an asynchronous flight notification service using AsyncAPI, MQTT, Amadeus and Twilio
Flight delays, cancelations and gate changes are among the most common headaches that travelers face. Now more so than ever, travelers need this information literally at hand to enjoy a stress-free tr
Alvaro Navarro
March 24, 2021·7 min read
Engineering
Understanding AsyncAPIs with a Practical Example
Learn how to map a real-world event-driven Microservices architecture into AsyncAPI specification
Dunith Dhanushka
March 18, 2021·10 min read
Communication
February 2021 at AsyncAPI
We are getting close to joining a foundation. We started a few new initiatives. We are busy. In other words, this is a good time to join us and drive things together.
Lukasz Gornicki
March 16, 2021·7 min read
Strategy
Finding a Good Open Governance Model for AsyncAPI
AsyncAPI can be successful if the initiative is community-driven. To be community-driven, we need the community to see it can drive things and make an impact. For that, we need a proper open governance model. What model would be the best?
Lukasz Gornicki & Fran Méndez
March 8, 2021·7 min read
Communication
January 2021 at AsyncAPI
I always thought January is a month of a slow start of a new year. I could not have been more wrong. No time to rest, no slow down here.
Lukasz Gornicki
February 11, 2021·8 min read
Engineering
Simplify code generation with React
React permanently changed the way how developers write web-apps. Personally, we love React and knew it would solve many pain points we faced with Nunjucks. Therefore in the last cycle we integrated it
Jonas Lagoni & Maciej Urbańczyk
January 25, 2021·8 min read
Engineering
How Microcks Can Speed-Up Your AsyncAPI Adoption - Part 2
On our first AsyncAPI blog post we have introduced Microcks 1.0 General Availability (GA) as a unique milestone for mocking and testing event-driven API like any other APIs through the support of Asyn
Laurent Broudoux
January 6, 2021·8 min read
Communication
Awesome 2020 and What Can Get Better In 2021
Fuck you COVID-19, AsyncAPI Community is stronger than you think. See the growth of AsyncAPI in 2020 in hard numbers. How we compare to 2019?
Lukasz Gornicki
December 23, 2020·18 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI partners with Postman to boost development of Asynchronous APIs
I'm proud and honored to let you know that we're partnering with Postman to boost the development of Asynchronous APIs to a new level.
Fran Méndez
December 8, 2020·3 min read
Communication
Happy Birthday AsyncAPI (week 47, 2020)
Happy Birthday AsyncAPI On 18.11.2017 Fran Mendez exclaimed "Eureka” and created AsyncAPI. The story is more complicated than that, but it is not a time for a history lesson, so let us keep it simple
Lukasz Gornicki
November 18, 2020·5 min read
Engineering
How Microcks Can Speed-Up Your AsyncAPI Adoption - Part 1
August 11th 2020 was the official announcement of Microcks 1.0.0 release and our first Microcks General Availability (GA) version to fully manage event-driven API through the support of AsyncAPI speci
Laurent Broudoux
November 11, 2020·3 min read
Community
Is Hacktoberfest Good For Maintainers?
tl;dr In October, we welcomed 26 new contributors with 70 pull requests (PRs) merged. It was an exhausting but also a fascinating experience. Hacktoberfest Is Ok Don't be afraid of Hacktoberfest. I
Lukasz Gornicki
November 5, 2020·9 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 43, 2020)
AsyncAPI JavaScript Parser 1.0.0 Is Out I’m very proud to share that we are finally there, release 1.0.0 is out in the wild. One month passed since the last release candidate, and no one reported an
Lukasz Gornicki
October 21, 2020·4 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 41, 2020)
New Website I'm super excited to share with you that last week we released a new AsyncAPI website: On a home page, we now promote Studio more and put much more emphasis on the different ways you can
Lukasz Gornicki
October 7, 2020·5 min read
Community
AsyncAPI @Hacktoberfest
<Warning title="HacktoberFest 2020 has finished" description={ Check out our summary blog post. There are lots of good insights! } /> What is AsyncAPI AsyncAPI is a specification for describing your
Lukasz Gornicki
September 30, 2020·5 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 39, 2020)
Circular References Supported in HTML and Markdown Templates After recent efforts into circular references support in the AsyncAPI JavaScript Parser, now we started using these features in HTML and M
Lukasz Gornicki
September 22, 2020·4 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 37, 2020)
We canceled the previous status update due to the vacation cucumber season, so this status update covers the last four and not two weeks. Please familiarize yourself with many things we worked on and
Lukasz Gornicki
September 9, 2020·4 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 33, 2020)
Parser First Release Candidate is Alive Since the last update, we jumped from release 0.28.0 to 0.33.1. In the last two weeks we fixed a few bugs, in the parser and in the AsyncAPI JSON Schema that t
Lukasz Gornicki
August 12, 2020·3 min read
Communication
Avro Schema Parser and others in AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 31, 2020)
Avro Schema Parser Short Intro to Schema Types in AsyncAPI There are many different schema formats that one might use to describe the message payload. Not everyone uses JSON Schema. There are multip
Lukasz Gornicki
July 30, 2020·5 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 29, 2020)
Increasing the quality of tools with SonarCloud We enabled SonarCloud for the most critical AsyncAPI tools that are reaching or already reached 1.0.0 release. Luckily this amazing software is availab
Lukasz Gornicki
July 14, 2020·4 min read
Engineering
Event-Streaming: An Additional Architectural Style to Supplement API Design
This post originally appeared on Capital One Tech The growth and adoption of web-based APIs is key to the transformational technology journey of any enterprise. Those APIs, whether they are RESTful
James Higginbotham
July 7, 2020·6 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 27, 2020)
AsyncAPI is innovation and you should assess it ThoughtWorks and InfoQ clearly point out this is the best moment to have a closer look at AsyncAPI specification. Specification brings standardization
Lukasz Gornicki
June 30, 2020·5 min read
Engineering
Choosing Between Web APIs and Message Streaming
When faced with a variety of options, how are developers building APIs supposed to know which is the right one for their solution? In this article, I’m going to outline the common characteristics for both REST APIs and message streaming so developers can better understand when (and when not) to use each one.
James Higginbotham
June 23, 2020·7 min read
Engineering
AsyncAPI Code Generation: Microservices Using Spring Cloud Stream
Code generation is no simple feat. There are a lot of complexities when it comes to generating useful application code. In this post, I am going to walk you through generating your own microservices u
Marc DiPasquale
June 2, 2020·12 min read
Engineering
API documentation in event-driven applications
We live in an era of distributed systems. Airlines and hotels communicate with each other to offer us a better experience in our travels; shops work with shipping companies, so we have our new product
Héctor Valls
May 18, 2020·4 min read
Engineering
(Part 2) Full automation of release with GitHub Actions and Conventional Commits for non-JS projects
This post and the previous one come from our experience we gained when working on full automation for all tools maintained by AsyncaPI Initiative.
Lukasz Gornicki
April 14, 2020·6 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI Online Conference scheduled for 22.04 11 AM UTC
It is happening, a first-ever AsyncAPI Online conference. We start on 22 of April, at 11 AM UTC. The event is going to take 7 hours with 12 talks from all over the world. We start in sunny Sydney and finish in cloudy Vancouver. The event is for free, online, in your favorite quarantine room.
Lukasz Gornicki
April 9, 2020·5 min read
Engineering
Automate AsyncAPI workflows with GitHub Actions
AsyncAPI community got rich with two GitHub Actions that you can use for validation and generation.
Lukasz Gornicki
April 2, 2020·5 min read
Engineering
Full automation of release to NPM and Docker Hub with GitHub Actions and Conventional Commits
Repetitive tasks are tedious. If what you do manually can be automated, then what are you waiting for!
Lukasz Gornicki
March 20, 2020·10 min read
Engineering
Nunjucks templating explained on the basis of AsyncAPI specification
Edit 14.04.2021 In this post, I explain how you can use Nunjucks to template information extracted from an AsyncAPI file. I also write how you can make it even easier using Nunjucks inside the Asyn
Lukasz Gornicki
March 3, 2020·7 min read
Communication
AsyncAPI 2.0.0 important dates
Hey folks! After some time thinking about it, I've decided it's time to define some important dates for AsyncAPI 2.0.0. So here we go!
Fran Méndez
June 12, 2019·2 min read
Strategy
An API Strategist Explores Event-Driven APIs
If you’re like me and have experience with web services and the paradigm of RESTful, web services, and SOAP APIs, but curious about event-driven, message based, or streaming APIs, this article is for you.
Emmelyn Wang
May 14, 2019·16 min read
Engineering
AsyncAPI and CloudEvents
There is the belief by many people that AsyncAPI and CloudEvents are competing for the same thing. This can't be less true, and I'd like to explain you why. Read on!
Fran Méndez
May 11, 2019·5 min read
Communication
Status update (week 17, 2019)
Alas güenas tardis! This week we've made significant progress on the documentation and the parser. The goal is to make AsyncAPI 2.0.0 easy and quick to learn at the same time we provide you the necessary tools to start playing with it.
Fran Méndez
April 25, 2019·3 min read
Engineering
Getting started with event-driven architectures
All developers, architects, and product managers are used to REST APIs and the synchronous paradigm of communication. You make a request and wait for the response. This is exactly how the web works. Y
Fran Méndez
April 19, 2019·4 min read
Communication
Status update (week 15, 2019)
Kaixo lagunak! This week we continued working on the parser as it’s a top priority for us. We made significant progress and plan to release a simple but functional version soon. Building the parser
Fran Méndez
April 11, 2019·2 min read
Engineering
Replicating the Success of REST in Event-Driven Architecture
Jonathan explained in his last blog post how the loose coupling of applications associated with event-driven architecture and publish/subscribe messaging is both a strength and a weakness.
Jonathan Schabowsky & Fran Méndez
April 4, 2019·8 min read
Communication
Status update (week 14, 2019)
Hallo meine Freunde! This week we’ve done great progress on tooling and documentation. It will be our main focus for the next month. In the meantime, check out what we did last week. Read on! Improve
Fran Méndez
April 4, 2019·2 min read
Engineering
Organizing your AsyncAPI documents
A recurring question that I get very often is: “how do I organize my AsyncAPI documents?”. Also, the related one: “I have two services, a publisher and a consumer, should I define both in the same Asy
Fran Méndez
March 1, 2019·5 min read

Welcome to our blog!

AsyncAPI Ambasador Program

Flask-SocketIO Automated Documentation and Validation

State of AsyncAPI Initiative 2022 in Numbers

New Tools Dashboard for AsyncAPI

AsyncAPI Spec 2.6.0 Release Notes

A straight guide to APIs and architecture concepts

2022 AsyncAPI Conference was amazing!

Hacktoberfest was a blast!

AsyncAPI Spec 2.5.0 Release Notes

Event driven API documentation made simple (Client-Side Rendering).

Documenting SQS event-driven APIs with AsyncAPI

Governance for Asynchronous APIs: Announcing AsyncAPI & Spectral – Together!

Summary of things that happened at AsyncAPI Initiative from January to April, 2022

AsyncAPI Spec 2.4.0 Release Notes

📑 Google Season of Docs 2022 at AsyncAPI

AsyncAPI Spec 3.0 is coming!

AsyncAPI at OpenForce

AsyncAPI Initiative 2021 in Numbers

Radical Transparency

AsyncAPI Spec 2.3.0 Release Notes

AsyncAPI and Apicurio for Asynchronous APIs

2nd half of 2021 at AsyncAPI

Change is coming to our AsyncAPI Developer Documentation

Align Production Reality and Event Documentation with the AsyncAPI Discovery Tool

The Reference Rabbit Hole

The journey of documenting a Socket.IO API (Pt 2)

AsyncAPI Spec 2.2.0 Release Notes

The journey of documenting a Socket.IO API (Pt 1)

AsyncAPI Hackathon FAQ

AsyncAPI vs OpenAPI: Answers to Your Burning Questions About Two Leading API Specs

AsyncAPI Hackathon and Conference - Get Yourself Ready

Using JSON Schema Beyond Validation

Mistake Odyssey

June 2021 at AsyncAPI

AsyncAPI Spec 2.1.0 Release Notes

May 2021 at AsyncAPI

Designing your APIs with AsyncAPI (Part 1)

AsyncAPI, CloudEvents, OpenTelemetry: Which Event-Driven Specs Should Your DevOps Include?

From API-First to Code Generation - A WebSocket Use Case

April 2021 at AsyncAPI

Designing a unified Intent-driven API for all AsyncAPI's parsers

Demystifying the Semantics of Publish and Subscribe

Creating AsyncAPI for WebSocket API - Step by Step

WebSocket, Shrek, and AsyncAPI - An Opinionated Intro

March 2021 at AsyncAPI

AsyncAPI joins Linux Foundation

Building an asynchronous flight notification service using AsyncAPI, MQTT, Amadeus and Twilio

Understanding AsyncAPIs with a Practical Example

February 2021 at AsyncAPI

Finding a Good Open Governance Model for AsyncAPI

Lukasz Gornicki & Fran Méndez

January 2021 at AsyncAPI

Simplify code generation with React

Jonas Lagoni & Maciej Urbańczyk

How Microcks Can Speed-Up Your AsyncAPI Adoption - Part 2

Awesome 2020 and What Can Get Better In 2021

AsyncAPI partners with Postman to boost development of Asynchronous APIs

Happy Birthday AsyncAPI (week 47, 2020)

How Microcks Can Speed-Up Your AsyncAPI Adoption - Part 1

Is Hacktoberfest Good For Maintainers?

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 43, 2020)

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 41, 2020)

AsyncAPI @Hacktoberfest

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 39, 2020)

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 37, 2020)

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 33, 2020)

Avro Schema Parser and others in AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 31, 2020)

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 29, 2020)

Event-Streaming: An Additional Architectural Style to Supplement API Design

AsyncAPI Initiative Status Update (week 27, 2020)

Choosing Between Web APIs and Message Streaming

AsyncAPI Code Generation: Microservices Using Spring Cloud Stream

API documentation in event-driven applications

(Part 2) Full automation of release with GitHub Actions and Conventional Commits for non-JS projects

AsyncAPI Online Conference scheduled for 22.04 11 AM UTC

Automate AsyncAPI workflows with GitHub Actions

Full automation of release to NPM and Docker Hub with GitHub Actions and Conventional Commits