OpenAPI (Swagger) Specification for Software Developers - A guide to learning OpenAPI (Swagger) Specification for highly productive API design, documentation, development, & test
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What you'll learn
- Overview of OpenAPI and its benefits. You will learn about OpenAPI from the scratch. You will know why you need to use OpenAPI.
- Understanding the structure of the OpenAPI Specification. You will grasp the structure of it and become an expert in Swagger or OpenAPI document.
- Step-by-step instructions for creating an OpenAPI document. You will learn to create a new OpenAPI specification from the scratch.
- Lots of Downloadable PDFs: OpenAPI Structure mindmap, OpenAPI Quick Guide, HTTP Status Codes Cheat Sheet, complete OpenAPI Specification document.
- Difference between Swagger and OpenAPI. You will a clear picture of both and will never get confused with these two terms.
- Practice assignments to apply your learnings from this course. You will feel comfortable starting working on real-life projects.
Requirements
- Basic knowledge of RESTful web services to understand the different components of an HTTP request.
- Basic knowledge of JSON will be helpful.
Description
“Awesome course!! Concepts are well explained for beginners” — Asamoah Emmanuel
“this is a very interesting course with a very clear target on teaching how to document an API based on OpenAPI architecture. Really focused to on learning by doing and providing great insights on elements to consider while building an API under OpenAPI protocol. Good to attend to this one :)” — Sergio Hidalgo
“Clear discussion with solidly backed recommendations.” — James Smith.
“So far so good. Excellent approach and Praveen is very clear, precise and the content is easy to follow.” —John Anderson.
“Lessons are short and to the point. Course is well laid out and easy to follow.” — Riaan du Toit.
“Clear instructions and the videos are short and to the point. Thanks.” — Sujitha Palanivel.
Course update history:
Jun 2022: NEW! PDF Download - Mindmap of OpenAPI 3.0.3 Structure
Jan 2022: NEW! Added practice activities for the Path section.
Nov 2021: NEW! Added practice activities to apply your learnings.
Jul 2021: NEW! Added assignment solutions for the 'Working with Students' section (30mins)
Jan 2021: NEW! PDF DOWNLOAD - HTTP Status Code Quick Guide
Dec 2020: NEW! PDF DOWNLOAD - 22-page OpenAPI Quick Guide
Are you looking to understand the OpenAPI Specification (Swagger Specification) from the scratch? Do you feel overwhelmed with the extensive documentation of the OpenAPI Specification? Are you eagerly seeking an approach to understanding any OpenAPI or Swagger document?
If you had replied Yes to any of the questions prior, then this course is precisely for you.
This specific course will provide significant knowledge of using OpenAPI for your next project. You will be certain to write the OpenAPI document with ease by following a step-by-step approach. You will be confident to instantly understand any OpenAPI (Swagger) document.
If you are unfamiliar with standards, you might be hesitant to switch to OpenAPI or Swagger specification. You may have limited knowledge of the API standards followed by various developers. You may feel nervous to go all-in with the OpenAPI specification.
You are looking for significant knowledge on understanding and applying Open API. You genuinely want to know whether to switch to this new standard after traditionally using different formats. This practical course will help you in answering all these and achieving proficiency using the Open API (Swagger Specification) for any programming language.
At The End Of This Course
You will know the structure of an OpenAPI Specification and the steps to create one from scratch.
You will be able to understand any OpenAPI Specification document.
Who This Course Is For?
Software Programmers, beginner or experienced, who work with APIs. You can be consuming APIs or implementing your own web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation on understanding and using OpenAPI Specification standards.
More Reasons To Take This Course
RESTful APIs are currently the most popular way to communicate across different systems.
Get ahead of the curve and learn the OpenAPI (Swagger) standard.
Each lesson in this course is bite-sized, easy to learn, and finish.
Bonuses
Downloadable resources and guides.
Assignments that make you productive while taking the course.
A friendly instructor who honestly cares about your success.
Why Am I Doing This?
A career in the C# .NET development has been the backbone of my success. The job as a C# programmer has helped me immensely in paying off my educational loan, pay towards my marriage expenses, purchase a new house, and invest in the future.
Moreover, I felt great satisfaction when teaching others, be it to my friends during college or to my colleagues in the software companies. This was mostly 1-to-1 or to a group of 5-10 people.
I was looking for a way to reach more people to teach them computer programming. I found Online Courses as the best option to teach more people at their own time and pace.
See you in the course video!
Praveen
What Do You Get When You Enroll In This Course?
Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course content
Personalized support and answers to your questions
Udemy certificate of completion
30-Day 100% money-back guarantee
About Your Instructor
Praveenkumar Bouna, shortly Praveen, is a C# software engineer with over 15 years of C# .NET development experience. He holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering. He has worked in Security & Surveillance as well as Access Control systems in top MNCs in the software industry. He is known for his simpler teaching approach towards explaining various complex topics his colleagues come across in everyday programming life.
Who this course is for:
- Software Programmers, beginner or experienced, who work with web APIs. You can be consuming web APIs or implementing your own web services. This course will provide you with a strong foundation on understanding and using OpenAPI Specification standards.
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