Zuplo logo
Tag

API Versioning Articles and Best Practices

A collection of API Versioning articles, including best practices, guides, and tutorials. Stay updated with the latest in API Versioning.

Articles tagged with "API Versioning"

API Versioning
Strangler Fig pattern for API versioning

Learn how the Strangler Fig pattern enables seamless API versioning by gradually replacing legacy systems without downtime.

Josh Twist

Josh Twist

7/21/2025

Read more
API Versioning
Semantic Versioning for APIs

Learn how semantic versioning streamlines API management, ensuring clear communication of changes and smooth integration for developers.

Adrian Machado

Adrian Machado

4/24/2025

Read more
API Versioning
API Best Practices
API Backwards Compatibility Best Practices

Learn how to maintain backward compatibility in API versioning through best practices like semantic versioning and thorough documentation.

Adrian Machado

Adrian Machado

4/11/2025

Read more
API Versioning
Optimize API Upgrades With These Versioning Techniques

Master these API versioning techniques to balance innovation with stability.

Nate Totten

Nate Totten

3/28/2025

Read more
API Versioning
What the GitHub API Gets Wrong

GitHub handles API versioning differently from other companies like Stripe, Twilio, etc. We think their approach is asking for trouble and limits your options

Josh Twist

Josh Twist

6/1/2022

Read more
API Versioning
How to get clients to move off the old version of your API

Want to know how to move clients off the old version of your API? We explain why using an API gateway for brownouts is effective your clients and for you.

Josh Twist

Josh Twist

5/25/2022

Read more
API Versioning
API Best Practices
How to version an API

Learn the best way to manage different versions of your API, and how companies like Github still get it wrong.

Josh Twist

Josh Twist

5/17/2022

Read more

Frequently Asked Questions

API Versioning assigns versions to APIs as they evolve, ensuring backward compatibility and allowing developers to adopt new changes without disrupting existing integrations.