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by simplesager 2y ago
Thanks for the mention! We do move fast and to help manage the changes better we've introduced a number of change management concepts recently like breaking change detection and more controls around semver. The updates can also be stac
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by simplesager 2y ago
Congratulations to the Stainless team on a fantastic launch! I'm one of the co founders of Speakeasy ( https://www.speakeasyapi.dev/ ). We do similar things in the SDK space and some other things too. I resonate with a l
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by simplesager 2y ago
Speakeasy ( https://www.speakeasyapi.dev/ ) | Product Engineers (Full Stack), Founding Designer, Developer Advocate | US (SF), London (UK) | Full Time (Open to Remote, with willingness to travel a few times per quarter) Hey t
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by simplesager 2y ago
Completely agree. Keeping the openapi spec as tightly coupled to types in code builds a single source truth from your development to your deployment
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Show HN: Turn OpenAPI to Universal TypeScript SDKs(speakeasyapi.dev)
27 points by simplesager 3y ago|5 comments
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by simplesager 3y ago
Speakeasy ( https://www.speakeasyapi.dev/ ) | Senior Product Engineers (Fullstack) | US (SF), London (UK) | Full time . (Will consider Remote too if you are open to travel a couple times a quarter). About us: Hey there ! I&#x
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by simplesager 3y ago
Its a spicy time in IAC. Here is quick guide on how to leverage your existing terraform provider to unlock the Pulumi ecosystem using the Terraform Bridge.
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How to wrap your Terraform Provider for Pulumi(speakeasyapi.dev)
10 points by simplesager 3y ago|1 comments
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by simplesager 3y ago
I'm working on a company https://speakeasyapi.dev/ with the goal of helping companies in this ecosystem get great production quality client sdks, terraform providers, cli(s) and all the developer surfaces you may want
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by simplesager 4y ago
Thanks ! let us know if you'd want to try it out, happy to give you early access or generate a few SDKs for you.
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by simplesager 4y ago
Disclosure: I'm a cofounder of this startup We've been building client sdks as a service at Speakeasy ( https://www.speakeasyapi.dev/ ). API developer experience today in REST struggles because the openapi generator
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by simplesager 4y ago
We're building a product to tackle the time to value problem for API integration at Speakeasy (speakeasyapi.dev) . This is the onboarding problem you described but specifically for APIs which have a whole set of special needs and table
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by simplesager 4y ago
Thanks tyho - let us know if you have any feedback !
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by simplesager 4y ago
Come join us on Slack if you have any questions on using the SDKs ! https://join.slack.com/t/speakeasy-dev/shared_invite/zt-1df0...
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by simplesager 4y ago
Client SDKs are a great way to provide a normalised and predictable experience for customers but we're also working on tools for API Producers to self service all parts of the API integration experience. Check out our website! https:&
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by simplesager 4y ago
the web world is missing a nice IDL - OpenAPI is honestly way too much !
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by simplesager 4y ago
very cool - reminds me we should build a vscode plugin :D
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by simplesager 4y ago
i see you went the way of having a basic IDL ? looks nice and succint like protobuff
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by simplesager 4y ago
Yeah Nswag is great, but pretty specific to the .NET ecosystem if i understand correctly ? Ideally we'd like this to become a universal generator where any dev/team/company publishing an API gets typed and idiomatic clients,
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by simplesager 4y ago
very cool ! So Samen is a way to manage types across frontend and backends?
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by simplesager 4y ago
Yeah totally agree - unfortunate that OpenAPI so much flexibility that there are multiple ways to define the same operations. For api users having the concrete types just means faster integration, no ambiguity on what is/is not support
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by simplesager 4y ago
Thanks !
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by simplesager 4y ago
thanks ! what languages do you use ?
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by simplesager 4y ago
yeah i was always annoyed how machine like the stubs that it generated are. I did here that they invested on making the go SDK more idiomatic. We've been exploring using templating or taking this approach of writing the generators from
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by simplesager 4y ago
We used a forked version of https://github.com/readmeio/oas to help dereference `$ref` statements, but other than that this is entirely hand-written: The Typescript `factory` AST API + `prettier` for formatting.
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by simplesager 4y ago
Would love to know more about this , how do you plan on using it ?
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Show HN: An opinionated and statically-typed TypeScript SDK generator(easysdk.xyz)
81 points by simplesager 4y ago|44 comments
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by simplesager 4y ago
Great blog post :) How would i sign up as a user - are you considering having a dev portal?
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by simplesager 4y ago
Speakeasy, Zero Ops APIs | US, US Remote, London | Full-time | Dev Experience / API infrastructure Speakeasy takes the heavy lifting out of operationalising an API. It does this orchestrating all the associated concerns necessary to la