91 posts tagged with "New Feature"

We have added support for initializing the .NET SDK from configuration to simplify setup and enhance developer experience.

We have added support for initializing the Ruby SDK from environment to simplify setup and enhance developer experience.

We have added support for initializing the SDK directly from environment to simplify setup and enhance developer experience.

This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

This enhancement allows developers to easily manage API notifications and event-driven workflows without extra setup. With type-safe handlers and configured signature verification, integration becomes simpler and more reliable.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated Python SDKs.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated Java and Ruby SDKs.

Introducing a more flexible and efficient way to validate your OpenAPI definitions with our GitHub App! The new Filepath Workflow allows you to specify the exact path to your main OpenAPI file, making it easier to manage and validate complex or modular API projects. This update streamlines the validation process, reduces unnecessary checks, and ensures your API definitions are always up to standard.

Previously, building UI elements like cards, accordions, or tabs in the API Developer Portal required writing raw HTML, which was not ideal for maintainability and lacked support for built-in theming (e.g., Light, Dark, and Cosmos themes).

With this release, we’ve introduced native support for custom components, allowing you to create richer, more structured, and theme-consistent documentation without relying on raw HTML.

We’ve added support for configuring proxy servers in the generated TypeScript SDKs.

This new feature allows developers to route API requests through designated proxy servers, improving compatibility with enterprise networks, secure environments, or setups where traffic must pass through a proxy.