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Whether you're a new ReadMe user or a seasoned veteran, we're here to help. Keep reading for in-depth guides on how to create great API documentation (and a developer experience that's equally as good) using ReadMe, ranging from example workflows to in-depth feature guides.
Take a starter tour of ReadMe and learn how to set yourself (and your documentation) up for success.
To help you jumpstart your ReadMe project, we’ve put together some best practices for building and maintaining a top-notch developer hub. While these are suggestions based on our team’s experience building and using ReadMe, your hub should be tailored to your specific audience since you know what they need better than anyone. Let's dive in! 💫 Creating Your Project When you…
APIs come in all shapes and sizes and while ReadMe is a great documentation solution for whatever kind of API you have, we’ve created this page to help you get the most out of the right features depending on your API’s use case. ✨ Read on for: Common API use cases for ReadMe customers Recommended ReadMe features for your API use…
Come with us on a deep-dive into specific features to find how why we built them and how to use them to create the best documentation (and developer experience!) possible.
When considering what makes a great developer experience, we usually break it down into the three stages of your developer lifecycle: Evaluation & onboarding 🤔 Educating users about what’s possible and helping them make their first API call as quickly as possible Engagement & support ❤️ Giving users the tools to build efficiently and helping them debug issues when they…
After setting up Developer Dashboard, you'll notice that there's a new My Developers page in your dashboard. This area gives your team in-depth developer profiles and API usage analytics. Here, your team can dig into API usage, quickly debug issues, track performance, and share aggregate findings and learnings with key stakeholders. You can filter by API key, email, or company,…
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