Hello Compass Community,
This month we’re making it easy to document your APIs with performance improvements to Swagger and demonstrating how to get your components, tools, and data into Compass in under 7 minutes. Plus, find out how you can build apps for Compass and win big, and inspire others by sharing your Compass experience.
The Swagger UI app allows you to document and view pertinent API details within Compass, enriching your catalog with useful information about how to use your components. Better still, it’s getting a major upgrade with faster load times and support for Swagger files up to 15MB. That’s enough to support whatever API you can throw at it.
Upgrade your Swagger UI app today.
We’ve been working hard to streamline the journey of importing your first component through to assessing the health of your distributed software architecture. To that end, we put our head of product, Taylor Pechacek, to the test to see how quickly he could get things up and running. From integrations, dependencies, scorecards and more, watch as Taylor puts Compass through its paces and sets everything up in a matter of minutes.
Compass was built with publicly-listed APIs so that crafting a developer experience that met your exact needs was incredibly easy, leveraging Atlassian’s serverless app development platform called Forge. Now there’s even more incentive to extend Compass by participating in Codegeist, Atlassian’s annual hackathon. With $300,000 in prizes on the line, there’s never been a better time to jump in.
Ready to win? Learn more and sign-up today.
The Community wants to know how you use Compass, and we want to share your story. Tell us how Compass helps you to improve your team’s developer experience and improve your distributed architecture and we may feature your story on the Community. We’ll randomly select participants to win swag as a show of thanks!
Share how you’re using Compass
That’s all for September, but October is sure to be full of Compass treats 🎃 - from incident management improvements to scorecards unleashed. Be sure to stay tuned!
Wayne Dailey
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