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How can we assess API health by addressing API visibility and transparency? How is it possible to achieve API governance at the enterprise scale? Is it feasible to drive positive change and enhance enterprise API production by prioritizing transparency, actionable feedback, and recovery paths?  

A developer documentation hub CMS can underpin a unified content strategy that ensures consistent branding and styling, provides access control, can capture intent signals for marketing, and more, while individual teams can keep using their working docs-as-code tooling. In this article we discuss how docs-as-code content is mapped and migrated into the CMS, and what benefits a DevRel team can expect.

In this article, we introduce two new open-source tools, the Drupal Dependency Quality Gate Composer Audit plugin and Composer Audit changes, for managing third-party PHP dependencies. We highlight the benefits and challenges of open-source code, emphasizing the importance of maintaining quality and security. The tools help monitor the health and sustainability of open-source projects by flagging insecure or unsupported packages. By using these tools, developers can ensure high-quality and secure projects.

If you try to build a unified documentation experience for your (internal or external) customers, or your documentation landscape is a heterogenous mess, or you are fighting political battles over tooling choices, it is possible that, in the end, your company will have isolated documentation islands. In this article, we discuss the reason behind the development of these islands and what solution we suggest. 

Developer portals and API gateways integrate in several different ways. Here we present some key areas to consider, and then we will highlight how at Pronovix, we can manage the different API gateway integrations.

This study presents the trends that have become popular in the world of CMS and contextualize these with the needs of developers, administrators, and users. The first two parts are recommended to any reader interested in the topic. The third part is mainly for Drupal developers, and contains tips & tricks and best practices that may help them use JSON:API.