A Visual Guide to What's New in Swagger 3.0
Over the past few years, Swagger 2 has become the de facto standard for defining or documenting your API. Since then, it's been moved to the »
We've got Swagger!
It’s official… we’ve got the moves like Swagger! It’s been the most requested feature for a while, and we wanted to make sure »
Lessons from Startup School
Brian Chesky's talk about the first 1000 days of Airbnb has always stuck with me. He talked about how every growth plan failed. How at one »
How We Designed Our Interview Process
Hiring is a broken system in the startup world. Whether it's hiring a product manager, a sales rep, or an engineer, employers often neglect to think »
I Hated Writing Documentation so I Founded a Company
People tell you to start a company around doing what you love. I founded a company to stop doing what I hated—documentation. I started my »
Challenge Coins and Company Credits
Startups are a team sport. Some people are recognized with salaries or equity, however much of the help we've gotten along the way has been less »
Why Every Startup Needs a Mascot
What exactly do mascots do in a startup? Good question. We didn't really know either, but we did know that our own mascot Owlbert gave us »
A New Coat of Paint
ReadMe just got a facelift! After a year, it was time for a refresh. A new color, a new logo and a redesigned admin dashboard. We »
Powering ReadMe: Our Stack
This is the final post in our series on the tools we use at ReadMe. We’re a fresh take on documentation. Documentation is the UI »
Powering ReadMe: Insider Tools
This is the second post of a three part series on the tools we use to make ReadMe. Last week we posted about all things that »