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This content has been reformatted to fit different audiences.

• [Blog post]How to use MuleSoft's visual API Designer to create a To-Do API specification using clicks, not code
• [Short video]Use MuleSoft's visual API Designer to create a To-Do API specification | #Codetober 2023 Day 4
• [Full video]Build a To-Do App with MuleSoft’s API Design GUI | Mini Hacks Solved | Season 02
• [Slides]Dreamin in Color '24 - (Workshop) Design an API Specification with MuleSoft's no-code API Designer

You need to create a To-Do app to manage tasks.

The first step is to design the API Specification. An API specification is usually created using eitherRAML orOAS. However, because you are on a time crunch and are not very familiar with these languages, you decide to use MuleSoft for this.

MuleSoft provides a graphical user interface (GUI) inAnypoint Platform to complete this specification using clicks, not code.

Without having to code in RAML/OAS, using the visual UI to click your way through the design, you will learn:

• The basic navigation of Design Center in Anypoint Platform
• How to create a new API specification
• How to create and what is a data type
• How to create and what is a resource
• What is a nested resource
• How to make use of a URI Parameter
• DesigningCRUD resources
• Differences between GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE methods
• Setting up Query Parameters
• Setting up Request and Response bodies
• Successful status codes (200, 201, 204)
• How to publish an API spec to Anypoint Exchange
• How to verify a published API spec
• How to download the created RAML/OAS specification from Design Center

For any questions after reviewing the resources at the top, you can create an issue on this repo or reach out to me through my channels available atalexmartinez.ca.