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Contract Driven Development focuses on the use of contracts for guiding software development and ensuring compliance.

Contract Driven Development – Deploying your Microservices Independently without Integration Testing

Hari Krishnan September 29, 2022

Contract Driven Development – Deploying your MicroServices independently without integration testing

Joel Rosario September 22, 2022

Turn Your OpenAPI Specifications into Executable Contracts — The Gory Details

Hari Krishnan September 19, 2022

Contract Driven Development – Deploying your MicroServices independently without integration testing

Hari Krishnan July 30, 2022

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Features
- Overview
- Specifications
  - OpenAPI
  - AsyncAPI
  - GraphQL SDL
  - Protobuf
  - WSDL
- Protocols
  - HTTP (REST)
  - Kafka
  - JMS
  - JDBC
  - Google Pub/Sub
  - gRPC
  - RESP (Redis)
- API Coverage Report
- API Resiliency Testing
- Studio
- Insights
- IDE plugins
Pricing
Comparisons
Updates
Resources
Roadmap
Github
Contact Us

Transform your API Specs into Executable Contracts in seconds. Confidently develop and independently deploy your Microservices and Microfrontends faster.

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Specmatic converts API Specs (OpenAPI/Swagger, AsyncAPI, GraphQL, gRPC, WSDL etc.) into Executable Contracts in seconds, supporting a range of protocols like Kafka, JMS, Google Pub/Sub, JDBC, HTTP (REST) and RESP (Redis). This approach promotes Contract-Driven Development (CDD), transforming API specs into enforceable contracts. It automates API testing, supports service virtualization for mocking, ensures backward compatibility and API resilience, fosters collaboration via Git repositories, works locally and integrates with Continuous Integration systems to enhance API reliability and efficiency in microservices development.

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