Patterns for API Design
Our Patterns for API Design, also known as Microservice API Patterns (MAP), capture proven solutions to problems commonly encountered when specifying, implementing and maintaining …
Patterns for API Design
This article establishes context and scope of MAP, highlights service design challenges, and suggests entry points into the pattern language.
Our Book "Patterns for API Design"
Chapter 1 of the book contains an introduction to API fundamentals and a domain model for APIs. Six architectural decision narratives guide through the conceptual level of API design, …
Cheat Sheet a.k.a. API Design Heuristics - api-patterns.org
The book features a more extensive cheat sheet for pattern selection in its Appendix A, which also discusses how our patterns relate to ADDR, RDD and DDD. The cheat sheet is ordered …
Tutorials: Beginner's Guides to MAP and API Design with Patterns
In “A Complete Guide through MAP “, you apply our patterns to design and improve an API in a realistic sample system landscape in five steps: identification, responsibility, structure, quality, …
"Patterns for API Design" at API Conference and W-JAX 2024
Dec 19, 2024 · Our co-author and principal consultant Daniel Lübke has given several presentations about our API design pattern language at industry conferences: First, he talked …
Book Table of Contents - api-patterns.org
Patterns for API Design – Simplifying Integration with Loosely Coupled Message Exchanges, Addison-Wesley Professional, Vaughn Vernon Signature Series (November 8, 2022)
Microservice API Patterns
Our Patterns for API Design, also known as Microservice API Patterns (MAP), capture proven solutions to problems commonly encountered when specifying, implementing and maintaining …
Tutorial 2: A Complete Guide through the API Patterns Language
In this tutorial you apply our patterns to design and improve an API in a realistic sample system landscape in five steps: identification, responsibility, structure, quality, and evolution.
Public API - API Patterns
The final version of this pattern is featured in our book Patterns for API Design: Simplifying Integration with Loosely Coupled Message Exchanges.