API THE DOCS VIRTUAL SERIES
Free online events on API docs, developer portals and DX.
We'll continue the online event format in 2021, please sign up to the conference newsletter to receive notifications.
Free online events on API docs, developer portals and DX.
We'll continue the online event format in 2021, please sign up to the conference newsletter to receive notifications.
API The Docs switched its format to virtual in April 2020 and seven virtual conferences have been organized since then. Having experimented with many setups and tools, the team continues the format from September 2020 with live talks on a bi-weekly basis.
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In this episode we explore how a large organization could empathize and empower with the exponentially growing developer community in 2020. Liz Couto, Product Marketing Manager at Shopify, shares her thoughts.
Thank you for participating in Season 2 of API The Docs Virtual. We hope you enjoyed it as much we did.
We'll continue this initiative in 2021 for sure. If you have a topic to share and you'd like to volunteer to speak, please submit a talk on Papercall.
“It’s a misconception to think that documentation is a solitary endeavor” says Uwana Ikaiddi. Getting involved in cross-team discussions while preparing for a project is a key element of a documentation workflow. But how do you avoid death by collaboration?
Developer Experience as a Product
Developer Experience as a Product
Machine-readable Developer Experience
Arrival: The Journey Of Our Documentation Platform To Station
Beyond the API Reference: Developer Experience for APIs
Let Writers Write: Automating the Boring Stuff for Our Docs Team
Optimizing API Documentation: Some Guidelines and Effects
Automating the API Product Lifecycle
From Zero to Spec-First API Hero
How to Tailor Your Developer Portal to Your Audience
Unit Testing Your Docs
Welcome
Milecia McGregor (Conducto): Unit Testing Your Docs
Q&A
Louis Debatte-Monroy (TomTom): How to Tailor your Developer Portal to Your Audience
Q&A
Wrap-up
Unconference with the speakers in Google Meet
Welcome
Ivana Isadora Devcic (ReversingLabs): From Zero to Spec-first API Hero
Q&A
Jeremy Glassenberg (Deserve): Automating the API Product Lifecycle
Q&A
Wrap-up
Unconference with the speakers in Google Meet
Welcome
Michael Meng (Merseburg University): Optimizing API Documentation: Some Guidelines and Effects
Q&A
Patrick Hammond (Adyen): Let Writers Write – Automating the Boring Stuff for Our Docs Team
Q&A
Lorna Jane Mitchell (Vonage): Beyond the API Reference – Developer Experience for APIs
Q&A
Wrap-up
Unconference with the speakers in Google Meet
Welcome
Ben Greenberg (Vonage): Arrival – The Journey of Our Documentation Platform to Station
Q&A
Adam DuVander (EveryDeveloper): Machine-readable Developer Experience
Q&A
Ben Ahmady & Minh Nguyen (Onfido): Developer Experience as a Product
Q&A
Wrap-up
Unconference with the speakers in Google Meet