Featured image of post ApiBlaze: UI for Searching API Elements

ApiBlaze: UI for Searching API Elements

ApiBlaze is a tool to explore API specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. You can try it here: [apiblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).

Featured image of post ApiBlaze: Parsing and Searching Elements in OpenApi Specs

ApiBlaze: Parsing and Searching Elements in OpenApi Specs

ApiBlaze is a tool to explore OpenAPI specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. You can try it here: [apblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).

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ApiBlaze: Websocket Backend

ApiBlaze is a tool to explore API specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. You can try it here: [apblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).

Featured image of post Websockets: Blazing Fast Data Exchange

Websockets: Blazing Fast Data Exchange

WebSockets are a protocol for establishing long-lasting connections between several nodes. Once the connection is established via a handshake, all subsequent messages are sent immediately. Not needing to wait for request-response pairs, as in the HTML protocol, greatly increases transmission speed. The connection is full-duplex, meaning data can be received and send at the same time, in both directions. In summary, these capabilities allow real-time data exchange between several nodes. WebSockets are the foundation for video streaming, audio streaming and chat applications.

Featured image of post ApiBlaze: UI-Interactions for Searching APIs

ApiBlaze: UI-Interactions for Searching APIs

ApiBlaze is a tool to explore API specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. You can try it here: [apblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).

Featured image of post ApiBlaze: Designing the API Search Bar

ApiBlaze: Designing the API Search Bar

ApiBlaze is a tool to explore API specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. You can try it here: [apiblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).

Featured image of post ApiBlaze: SPAC Framework Refactoring

ApiBlaze: SPAC Framework Refactoring

_ApiBlaze is a tool to explore API specifications: Search for a keyword, filter for objects, properties, or endpoints, and immediately see descriptions and code examples. ApiBlaze helps you to answer a specific question about an API lightning fast. **You can try it here: [apiblaze.admantium.com](https://apiblaze.admantium.com).**_

Featured image of post OpenAPI: Documentation Tool Overview

OpenAPI: Documentation Tool Overview

With OpenAPI, you provide in a declarative, JSON or YAML based format, the technical specification of an API. This documentation contains all necessary data to interact with your API, including endpoints, request parameters (query parameters or body payload) and the responses (status code, data). Furthermore, you can add additional descriptive texts and graphics to further the understanding.

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OpenAPI: How to Design API Specifications

OpenApi is a structured specification format in YAML or JSON. It helps you in designing a detailed specification of your API: endpoints, payloads to use, expected HTML status code. Read about writing an open API specification in my new tech article: https://blog.admantium.com/blog/tech06_openapi.md/