How can you effectively document APIs for event-driven architectures?
Event-driven architectures (EDAs) are a popular way to design and implement scalable, distributed, and reactive systems. EDAs rely on asynchronous communication between loosely coupled components that publish and consume events. APIs are the interfaces that define how these components interact and exchange data. Documenting APIs for EDAs is not a trivial task, as it requires capturing the dynamic and complex nature of event flows, contracts, schemas, and dependencies. In this article, you will learn some best practices and tools to help you document APIs for EDAs effectively.
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