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API-firstĪn API-first approach means that we start understanding the business requirements and have the specification documented in OpenAPI or RAML followed by code implementation. Instead, we end up configuring multiple annotations scattered across the project. This all ends by documenting the controller classes/methods with swagger annotations and configuring application to generate spec during build or runtime.Ī code-first approach doesn’t mean that we won’t think through on API design. Once we receive the business requirements, especially the Java folks generate the project code using springboot initializer, Quarkus Generator, Micronaut Launcher, maven generate or gradle init and jump straight ahead creating the controller classes. Code-firstĪ code-first approach is typically the first choice by every backend developer. These are defacto terms that we come across and use them on day-to-day basis as part of API Development activities.īut, we need to understand three key approaches revolving around these terms which will help us to pick the right fit before we kickstart an API Project and how would Apicurio Studio fit in with Design-first approach. There is no specific need to start the introduction with terms like swagger, openapi, API Specs.
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