The Ultimate Swagger Tools Course Build OpenAPI with Ease

The Ultimate Swagger Tools Course Build OpenAPI with Ease

What you’ll learn

Learn Swagger Tools that includes Swagger Editor, Swagger UI, Swagger Codegen, Swagger Inspector, and SwaggerHub for simpler API management.
Design API using Swagger Editor and Swagger UI to create an OpenAPI Specification from scratch.
Use Swagger Codegen to generate server code stub as well as client SDK code to give you a ready-made code to start coding right away.
Understand Swagger Inspector to test APIs with ease without leaving the Swagger ecosystem.
Collaborate using SwaggerHub with team members to manage the API with ease.
Publish APIs in the SwaggerHub community including steps to unpublish API, fork API, and delete API.
Analyze the usage of Swagger Tools to build an OpenAPI Specification through various stages with step-by-step instructions.
Understand the best practices for Swagger Tools usage.
Quizzes and assignments to validate your learning.
Lots of demos showing how to use Swagger Tools with clear instructions.

Requirements

Basic knowledge of designing RESTful APIs is expected. If interested, check out my Designing API course under my profile.
Basic knowledge of creating OpenAPI Specification is expected. If interested, check out my OpenAPI Specification course under my profile.
To complete the interactive elements of the course including coding challenges and exercises, you’ll need a laptop/desktop with an internet connection.

Description

“This is a Good description for starting an API project. A summary of various tools is a good way to start this journey.” -Ram Gadiraju.”Good one, To know about SwaggerHub in a very short time instead of doing the research yourself over the internet.” – Pavan Kumar Nagineni”Even though I am a QA tester and was initially interested in only knowing how to test APIs, the lectures so far have made it easy for me actually to understand APIs better.” – Judith Elemo.Course update history:Sep 2022: NEW! Added assignment for Swagger Codegen.Jun 2022: NEW! PDF Download – Mindmap of OpenAPI 3.0.3 Structure.Jan 2022: NEW! Added new downloadable resource – OpenAPI Specification for CMS.yaml.Jul 2021: NEW! Added practice activities for the SwaggerHub, Swagger Editor, and Swagger UI.Dec 2020: Initial versionSwagger is one of the most popular tools used in API development. The usage of Swagger has increased among API developers in the recent past. Companies like Microsoft, Alibaba, and National Geographic use Swagger to release OpenAPI-based products faster. You will be learning these Swagger Tool concepts to build API from scratch in this course.My name is Praveen, and I am your instructor for this course! I had worked for about ten years in Honeywell, wherein I’d transitioned from Software Engineer to Senior Software Engineer, Tech Lead, and so on in C# .NET development. For the last five years, I’ve worked in the security domain for an access control product based on .NET technology. Moreover, I’ve published about ten courses on Udemy and taught over 24,000 students on various .NET technologies.Topics Covered In This CourseUnderstand Swagger Tools and its types, including SwaggerHub.Master Swagger Editor and Swagger UI for creating OpenAPI Specification documents.Use Swagger Codegen for server stub and client SDK code generation.Publish APIs in the SwaggerHub community.Collaborate using SwaggerHub with team members.Build a new OpenAPI Specification through Swagger Tools for a case study through step-by-step instructions.Know Swagger Inspector to test APIs with ease.Understand the best practices for SwaggerHub usage.More Reasons To Take This CourseSwagger Tools are the 1st choice among API developers while working with OpenAPIs.RESTful APIs are currently the most popular way to communicate across different systems.Get ahead of the curve and learn to work with the OpenAPI (Swagger) standards.The skills you learn from this course will be relevant in the future and aid in developing APIs with ease. The software industry is only going to grow bigger!Microsoft and Alibaba use Swagger to deliver their products faster and remain the top leader in their respective segment. This course provides around 4 hours of content along with practice activities. To help you better, it follows a step-by-step approach to working with an OpenAPI project from scratch.At The End Of This CourseYou will know to use all Swagger tools, namely Swagger Editor, Swagger UI, Swagger Codegen, Swagger Inspector, and SwaggerHub.You can document, generate server and client code, test the generated codes, and collaborate with team members for any OpenAPI Specification.Who Is This Course For?Web Developers who work with APIs by either consuming or exposing APIs. You may be working with internal teams or external 3rd party teams.Software Engineers who work with OpenAPI Specification.Technical Leads need to guide their team in embracing API within their product.Software Architects who design the system around API with the benefits offered by OpenAPI and Swagger Tools.PrerequisiteBasic knowledge of designing RESTful API is expected. This will help you to build an API using Swagger Tools. To learn more, you may check out my Designing API course under my profile.Basic knowledge of creating OpenAPI specifications is expected. In this course, you will build an OpenAPI Specification and work with it using Swagger Tools. This course will provide significant knowledge on understanding and using Swagger tools. You will be sure to switch to Swagger after using other API tools. You will be confident to instantly apply Swagger Tools tips covered in the course in your next OpenAPI project.Enroll now to get started.What Do You Get When You Enroll In This Course?Lifetime access to the course and all future updates to the course contentPersonalized support and answers to your questionsUdemy certificate of completion30-Day 100% money-back guarantee

Overview

Section 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 1 Welcome & About This Course

Lecture 2 Join the Official Coding Masters Group

Lecture 3 DOWNLOAD: OpenAPI Specification for CMS

Section 2: Getting Started with Swagger Tools

Lecture 4 Introduction

Lecture 5 Swagger vs OpenAPI

Lecture 6 Overview of Swagger Tools

Lecture 7 Design-first vs Code-first

Lecture 8 Overview of the Demo Project

Lecture 9 Conclusion

Section 3: SwaggerHub – An Overview

Lecture 10 Introduction

Lecture 11 Step 1: Creating SwaggerHub Account

Lecture 12 Step 2: Understanding Hierarchy Structure

Lecture 13 Step 3: Importing an Existing API

Lecture 14 Step 4: Navigating SwaggerHub

Lecture 15 Step 5: Creating a New API

Lecture 16 ACTIVITY: Public APIs in SwaggerHub

Lecture 17 ACTIVITY: SwaggerHub Plans & Features

Lecture 18 Conclusion

Section 4: Swagger Editor & Swagger UI – Creating New API

Lecture 19 Introduction

Lecture 20 DOWNLOAD: OpenAPI 3.0.3 Structure Mindmap

Lecture 21 Step 1: Add the OpenAPI Version

Lecture 22 Step 2: Add Metadata

Lecture 23 Step 3: Add Additional References

Lecture 24 Step 4: Add Server Details

Lecture 25 Step 5: Add Tags to Group API Operations

Lecture 26 Step 6: Add Paths (Part 1: Path Details)

Lecture 27 Step 6: Add Paths (Part 2: Operations)

Lecture 28 Step 6: Add Paths (Part 3: Parameters)

Lecture 29 Step 6: Add Paths (Part 4: Responses)

Lecture 30 Step 6: Add Paths (Part 5: Request Body)

Lecture 31 Step 7: Add Components

Lecture 32 Step 8: Add Security

Lecture 33 ACTIVITY: Assignment 1

Lecture 34 Assignment 1 Solution: Adding Operations for Individual Course Item

Lecture 35 ACTIVITY: Swagger Editor and Swagger UI on GitHub

Lecture 36 Conclusion

Section 5: Managing the APIs

Lecture 37 Introduction

Lecture 38 Forking an API

Lecture 39 Publishing an API

Lecture 40 Versioning an API

Lecture 41 Deleting an API

Lecture 42 Mocking API

Lecture 43 ACTIVITY: Assignment 1

Lecture 44 Conclusion

Section 6: Swagger Codegen – Generating Server Stub

Lecture 45 Introduction

Lecture 46 Overview of Swagger Codegen

Lecture 47 Step 1: Setting the Server Codegen Options

Lecture 48 Step 2: Generating the Server Stub Code

Lecture 49 Step 3: Building the Generated Codes

Lecture 50 Step 4: Testing the Server Stub

Lecture 51 ACTIVITY: Assignment 1

Lecture 52 Conclusion

Section 7: Swagger Inspector: Testing API Server

Lecture 53 Introduction

Lecture 54 Step 1: Import the OpenAPI Specification

Lecture 55 Step 2: Preparing an Operation for Execution

Lecture 56 Step 3: Executing the Operation

Lecture 57 Step 4: Creating API Definition

Lecture 58 Conclusion

Section 8: Swagger Codegen – Generating Client SDK

Lecture 59 Introduction

Lecture 60 Step 1: Setting the Client Codegen Options

Lecture 61 Step 2: Generating the Client SDK Code

Lecture 62 Step 3: Building the Generated Codes

Lecture 63 Conclusion

Section 9: SwaggerHub – Collaborating with Others

Lecture 64 Introduction

Lecture 65 Overview of SwaggerHub Hierarchy

Lecture 66 Step 1: Creating a New Organization

Lecture 67 Step 2: Creating a New Project

Lecture 68 Step 3: Creating a New Team

Lecture 69 Step 4: Creating APIs and Domains

Lecture 70 Step 5: Collaborating with Team Members

Lecture 71 Conclusion

Section 10: Course Conclusion

Lecture 72 Bonus Lecture

Web Developers who work with APIs by either consuming or exposing APIs. You may be working with internal teams or external 3rd party teams.,Software Engineers who work with OpenAPI Specification.,Technical Leads who need to guide their team for embracing API within their product.,Software Architects who design the system around API with the benefits offered by OpenAPI and Swagger Tools.

Course Information:

Udemy | English | 3h 54m | 1.09 GB
Created by: Praveenkumar Bouna

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