Video recordings of API doc workshops
I’ve given numerous presentations and workshops on API documentation, and I’ve recorded some of them. The most recent recordings are available below. I divided this all-day workshop into multiple separate videos. Keep in mind that my API content evolves, so some older presentations might no longer match the course content.
- One-hour crash course
- Most recent video (LA workshop)
- Raleigh workshop recording
- Audio only version
- More videos
One-hour crash course
If you want a condensed version of videos 1-5, see this one-hour version that condenses much of the information from the other videos into one. I recorded this presentation at the STC Summit 2019 in Denver.
Most recent video (LA workshop)
I recorded part of a more recent API workshop held in Los Angeles here:
See the event details for more info.
Raleigh workshop recording
Video 1 (Raleigh workshop)
Video 2 (Raleigh workshop)
Video 3 (Raleigh workshop)
Video 4 (Raleigh workshop)
Video 5 (Raleigh workshop)
Audio only version
If you prefer audio only, you can listen here:
Video 1 of 5:
Video 2 of 5:
Video 3 of 5:
Video 4 of 5:
Video 5 of 5:
More videos
If you’d like to see more videos, see the following:
- Menlo Park API workshop video recording (November 8, 2018)
- Denver API workshop video recording (March 10, 2018)
- API doc presentation video recordings (misc. dates)
About Tom Johnson
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