2018 Roadmap
So, what's next for ReadMe in 2018? Here's some of the topics we're planning on tackling this year! Dynamic Documentation Metrics Enterprise Features ReadMe Build Enhancements »
Introducing ReadMe Build
We launched ReadMe a few years ago with the goal of making APIs simpler to use through documentation. It’s going really well, but we started »
Documenting your API right in your code with Swagger
OpenAPI Specification (OAS), formerly known as Swagger, has become the de facto standard for documenting APIs. While building out our support for it, however, we found »
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 »