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@simonbs simonbs released this 20 Sep 11:37
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At this year’s FramnaCon, our first company-wide conference that took place in Obonjan, Croatia, we open-sourced Framna Docs, an internal tool for centralizing API documentation and facilitating spec-driven development.

As an agency collaborating with numerous partners, we have developed—and will continue to develop—many mobile apps and backend services that rely on APIs to exchange data. Over the years, we've noticed that API documentation often becomes fragmented across various platforms like Confluence, Notion, Postman, GitHub, and even Google Sheets. This fragmentation makes it challenging to find the right documentation when needed and leads to inconsistencies in format, making it even harder to navigate and understand the documentation.

We set out to tackle this challenge with Framna Docs in October 2023 and have been using it daily at Shape for almost a year. Today, we’re excited to announce that Framna Docs is now open-source.