AsyncAPI Conference 2021 - Day 1
summary
AsyncAPI tooling shows concrete, usable results: a diff library that parses two AsyncAPI files, outputs classified changes as breaking vs non-breaking (npm package, overrideable rules, CLI/Studio/GitHub Action plans); an Optimizer that finds duplicates and can move duplicated components into components and remove unused schemas; Cupid that parses many AsyncAPI docs to visualize architecture as mermaid/PlantUML/react‑flow; a chatbot that generates specs by Q&A but needs hosting; and a bundler CLI that resolves external $refs into one combined document for easier distribution.
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chapters (12)
- 0:0047:13 Waiting for starting
- 47:14Welcome & Introduction
- 1:03:07GSoC: Generating diffs using AsyncAPI Diff - Aayush Sahu, Individual Contributor
- 1:21:22GSoC: Make your AsyncAPI document shorter with Optimizer - Khuda Dad Nomani, Individual Contributor
- 1:47:07GSoC: Visualise your defined event-driven architecture using Cupid - Arjun Garg, Individual Contributor
- 2:12:55GSoC: Writing the spec document without knowing the specification - Elegbede Azeez Wahab, Individual Contributor
- 2:37:08General Q&A - Fran Méndez, Postman
- 3:08:14AsyncAPI Hackathon Summary and Presentation
- 4:30:48How to contribute to AsyncAPI specification - Lukasz Gornicki, Postman
- 5:09:18How being lazy became a contribution - Jorge Aguiar Martín, The Agile Monkeys
- 5:54:56Contributor journey to become AsyncAPI TSC member - Lukasz Gornicki, Postman
- 6:57:36How to contribute to AsyncAPI Dev Docs - Alejandra Quetzalli, Postman
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