Why OpenAPI Needs a Successor
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The Austin API Meetup is back with another great event! Join ShipEngine on February 23rd from 5:30-7:30 pm CT as Danny Sheridan, CEO of Fern, speaks about Why OpenAPI Needs a Successor.
While it’s easy to document any REST API in OpenAPI, code generation can be a nightmare. That's why companies like Amazon and Stripe decided to build an alternative to OpenAPI in-house. Fern is productizing schema-first API automation. The Fern Definition is the successor to the OpenAPI Specification, allowing engineering teams to document their REST APIs and generate idiomatic code. Define your API once and click generate. Get server boilerplate, SDKs in popular languages, a Postman collection, and documentation (e.g., Stoplight, ReadMe).
Don't miss out on the Happy Hour, networking, and knowledge! There is limited seating for this event; reserve your spot now!
Don't miss out on the Happy Hour, networking, and knowledge! There is limited seating for this event, reserve your spot now!
About the Speaker:
Danny is the CEO and Co-founder of Fern, a company currently in YCombinator. Fern is building infrastructure for engineering teams developing APIs. Before co-founding Fern, he was a technical product manager at AWS. Danny graduated from the University of Michigan and studied Business Administration. He lives in San Francisco and enjoys stargazing in the Hill Country of Dripping Springs.
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4301 Bull Creek Rd Suite 300, Austin, TX 78731
Parking:
Our parking garage is located off Bull Creek Road on Jessie Heights Road. Please pull a ticket when you enter. You may park in any spot on any floor. We will give you a validation slip at the end of the event. You will need to enter your ticket and scan the barcode to exit.
Office Access:
The front doors to our office are directly across from the parking garage. Please take the elevator up to the 3rd floor and someone will greet you at the reception desk to direct you to the event!
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Why OpenAPI Needs a Successor