Everyone appreciates good documentation -- when they need it, anyway -- but creating and maintaining that documentation sure feels like a chore sometimes. I've been researching Web API documentation ...

Developers use application programming interfaces to hide complexity, organize code, design reusable components, and connect different systems, applications, or services.

API developer portal: A hub for developers to access API documentation. These portals make it easier for developers to locate APIs and streamline communication between teams.

Provide sample responses in your API documentation so the user has a solid idea if it is behaving as expected or not. Use consistent naming conventions.

The required API syntax is described in the documentation of the application being called. There are local APIs, web APIs and program APIs and you can read more here. So then, back to our original ...