SDK Docs in Beta & a 2024 Sneak Peek
Blog post from Speakeasy
The Speakeasy changelog for early 2024 highlights significant advancements in SDK documentation and previews upcoming features aimed at improving API development and management. The SDK documentation, now in beta, integrates code-native elements, allowing developers to interact with APIs more intuitively through compilable code snippets, customizable theming, and deep linking, all built using top open-source tools like MDX and Next.js. As part of its 2024 roadmap, Speakeasy plans to enhance API tooling by offering new SDK generation targets, improved API change visibility, centralized API definition management, and custom governance policy enforcement. Additionally, recent blog updates discuss the incorporation of webhooks in OpenAPI3.1 and a comparison of Speakeasy SDKs with the OpenAPI-Generator OSS, emphasizing Speakeasy's focus on high-quality production-ready SDKs. The update also includes various improvements and bug fixes across multiple programming languages, highlighting their dedication to refining API development processes.