Summary
In this chapter, you learned about the components of API experiences across documentation and developer tools that you can consider offering to your customers. In the early phases of launching your APIs, it’s possible that you only provide a subset of this vast set of tools, but over time, you can learn about the needs of your customer base to improve and expand your API experiences.
The starting point of API experience for any API is a simple API reference. Once you begin with API references in the beta phase, you can learn from your customers and invest in building more tools to enhance the experience. As your API matures, you can invest in tools that make the API experience richer.
A great API experience with good documentation, developer tools, a sandbox, Postman Collections, support resources, SDKs, and so on can help customers easily understand how to use the API and get started with their own projects, saving them time and effort. Overall, a great API experience...
