🎉 The first-ever AsyncAPI online conference. And more!

View this email in your browser AsyncAPI online conference It all started as a crazy idea a few days ago. Since we're all confined at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, why not organizing a fully-remote online conference to meet each other and have some fun? We asked the community and the response was overwhelmingly positive. We had no choice! Time for some action! We ran the CFP process and selected all the talks with the help of our friends Andrzej Jarzyna (Adidas), Mike Ralphson (Mermade Software), Jonas Lagoni (EURISCO), and Waleed Ashraf (Relayr). You rock! 🙌 Curious about the result? Check out the conference website! Go to conference website Bonus! Check out this awesome video Eva (our Video Content specialist) has put together: https://twitter.com/AsyncAPISpec/status/1246154741299777536 Project Status Update Growing interest Last two weeks were very exciting for the project. We noticed a growing interest for AsyncAPI. We reached over 1k stars on GitHub. Up by over 300 in just a few days. We noticed over 6k visits to our blog post about automating releases. In just 4 days. Growing interest motivated us to organize a first-ever AsyncAPI online conference -> https://www.asyncapiconf.com Official GitHub Action for Generator We released the official GitHub Action for the generator. You can use it to automate your workflows related to AsyncAPI files. Generator supports remote templates Latest version of the Generator is v0.36.3. Now you can develop your templates wherever you want and use them with the generator using multiple different ways. You can use them directly from GitHub, you can publish then to npm, and you can even make them available as TAR files. All possibilities are listed here. All AsyncAPI official templates are now in separate repositories. We develop and release them separately. Full list of all templates is available here. Templates related files must be moved to a dedicated directory To clearly separate template files used by the Generator, we introduced a dedicated directory where you should place them. Now they are not mixed with other content of the template, like a readme file that explains how to use the template, or helpers for the template. AsyncAPI Special Interest Group (SIG) open meeting Last Meeting The last SIG meeting took place on the 31th of March. We covered two important topics during the meeting: We discussed a challenge of template versioning after introducing remote template support. Discussion continues under this issue. Idea of organizing an AsyncAPI online conference, and guess what happened -> https://www.asyncapiconf.com Watch the recording on our YouTube channel This is the recording for the AsyncAPI Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting #20. Watch Last SIG Meeting Next Meeting The next meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday, 14th of April, 6PM CET. The agenda for the meeting is built here. At the moment there is nothing in the agenda so you can sneak in your topic easily. The meeting is hosted on Zoom. Do not forget about future meetings and have always up to date invitations in your calendar, add your email to this mailing list. Blog posts from the community Automate AsyncAPI workflows with Github Actions by Lukasz Gornicki Read More PubSub+ Event Portal is Now Generally Available! by Solace Read More Bump AsyncAPI and OpenAPI Github Action by Bump Read More If you want to promote your content in the Newsletter. Maybe you have some interesting blog posts you want to share with others. Join this mailing list and gain access to the document where we craft the next Newsletter and suggest your changes. Follow us GitHub Twitter LinkedIn YouTube WebSite Copyright © 2020 Fran Méndez, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.