Raphael De Lio is a passionate software engineer who loves to think about solutions and ways to improve anything he touches. He was born in Brazil, lived in Portugal for five years, and now works as a consultant in the Netherlands.
In his quest for knowledge, Raphael has always valued learning and sharing insights with others. This pursuit not only led him to Xebia, a place where he found a community of engineers who share his enthusiasm for technology and continuous improvement but also to becoming the co-organizer of the Amsterdam Kotlin MeetUp, where he has been able to enable other speakers to share their knowledge as well.
AsyncAPI is an open-source initiative that provides a specification to standardize the documentation of event-driven APIs, much like the OpenAPI specification does for REST APIs.
Springwolf, on the other hand, is a practical implementation of the AsyncAPI specification, specifically tailored for Spring Boot applications. It automates the process of documenting event-driven systems, ensuring that the documentation is always synchronized with the actual state of the application.
In this talk, we will focus on learning how Springwolf can help us design and maintain accurate, protocol-agnostic API documentation, automate the generation of AsyncAPI specifications, and provide clear insights into the interactions and functionalities of our event-driven systems, enhancing collaboration and understanding among developers.
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