The OpenAPI Initiative, the consortium of forward-looking industry experts focused on evolving and implementing the OpenAPI Specification (OAS), is announcing that Bump.sh has joined as a new member. Welcome!
Bump.sh is an API contract management platform that helps document and tracks APIs: identifying what changes in APIs structure, and keeping developers up to date across an organization. Bump.sh acts as a single source of truth with information that remains up to date and changelogs.
The company has raised $4 million in funding led by Galion.exe and Bpifrance’s Digital Venture fund.
“We believe schemas are the cornerstone of future-proof API development. As a vendor, it is our duty to contribute to and keep up to date with the latest specifications,” said Sébastien Charrier, CEO of Bump.sh. “Joining the OpenAPI community will help us better support our customers and contribute to the direction of OpenAPI Specification development.”
To learn more about Bump.sh, please visit: https://bump.sh/
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