🎥 We started publishing the AsyncAPI online conference talks

View this email in your browser Conference recordings playlist Although it’s been a month since the first AsyncAPI Online Conference, the dust has not settled yet. We are now releasing videos from the conference separately so they are easier to share with the community. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notification about new videos. All conference videos are part of a dedicated playlist. So far we released 4 videos: Unhappy Path & Dealing with Bad Events by Paul Taylor A model-based AsyncAPI code generator for IoT environments by Abel Gómez Building async public APIs using HTTP/2+ and the Mercure protocol by Kévin Dunglas Increasing consistency and speed through code-generation by Nauman Ali Project Status Update We are getting closer and closer to the first major release of the Generator. We just reached 100 releases in the project. Latest release is v0.46.1 Last issues to solve before the Generator 1.0 release This is the list of issues we want to work on before 1.0 release: Put some more love into the readme. Support fetching of the AsyncAPI files from a remote location. Pull request is already opened. Answer the question on how to test documentation and code generators. If it is possible to create a generic dummy document that covers all cases. Get rid of .tp-config.json configuration file for the templates based on the Generator. Explore a possibility to generate types for schemas provided in the AsyncAPI documents to make code generators development much easier. This is our top 5 that need our attention before 1.0 release. Please let us know: If you think there are also other issues that can quickly cause breaking changes and need to be solved before 1.0. If you want to help us out and contribute to one of these issues. We would definitely be grateful for dev help here. New changes in the Generator Templates developers should be very happy that we solved two bugs in the --watch-template flag in the Generator CLI. Now this feature is usable again and writing templates should be much smoother Hooks functionality: There is a new hook type added called setFileTemplateName. For more details read the docs. [BREAKING CHANGE] Hooks can now be shared across different templates and we also provide a library of official reusable hooks. Check out this pull request and migration instructions for people that used hooks in their templates. There is a new file template added, called $$objectSchema$$. For more information about it and the whole idea behind file templates read the docs. AsyncAPI Special Interest Group (SIG) open meeting Last Meeting The last SIG meeting took place on the 12th of May. It was the first time we met at 10AM CET to enable APAC to join the meeting and it was a great move as we got 2 guests from Australia. The asyncapi-react component moved under supervision of the AsyncAPI community. This component, that was initially donated by Kyma team gets more and more users and requires more maintenance support that should not rely only on the Kyma team. We talked about Dead Letter Queue support in the specification. If we believe it is not something that should be part of the protocol bindings we should first try to explore the idea with specification extension that is the best place to experiment with the structure before it ends up as core part of the specification. Check out details in a followup issue. We discussed a necessity of having a new flag in the generator that would allow users of the template to disable only a specific hook name and not the entire hook type. Check out details in a followup issue. Read meeting notes for more details. Watch the recording on our YouTube channel This is the recording for the AsyncAPI Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting #23. Watch Last SIG Meeting Next Meeting The next meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday, 26th of May, 4PM 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. Content from the community AsyncAPI Conference Playlist where we do not only have a full conference recording but also release individual videos. Watch Playlist 6 Event-Driven Architecture Patterns [Part 1] by Natan Silnitsky Read More API documentation in event driven applications by Héctor Valls 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.