Developer Labs and the Journey to Hello World

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In June, we announced Twitter Developer Labs, a new program that allows developers to test new API products early and share feedback in line with the more open, public approach to product development we’re taking across the company. This is a unique opportunity to improve the way we think about our community’s experience, and help developers succeed more quickly. Through our early learnings with Labs and historical background, we’ll discuss strategies to learn from the community, how to collaborate with them, and we’ll highlight paths to identify and improve a developer’s journey to their first request.

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In the modern era, APIs have exploded in their popularity, powering absolutely everything we interact with on a daily basis (whether we know it or not). Maintaining their coherence and functionality has become, to say the least, a difficult task for developers and engineering leaders. As the API landscape continues to grow increasingly complex, the absence of robust testing and comprehensive documentation can lead to a cascade of issues, resulting in downstream pain for both developers and end-users alike. However, there is a silver lining on the horizon: harnessing the power of AI to help write API tests and documentation, ensuring seamless integration, improved developer experiences, and ultimately, greater efficiency in API-driven development workflows. Join us as we delve into the transformative potential of AI in shaping the future of API testing and documentation, paving the way for a more streamlined and effective development ecosystem.

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