Goal
The path to "Web APIの設計"
Here is the reading path leading up to this book, derived from its dependencies and ordered from the fundamentals.
The path so far (3 books)
Why read this first: Once you understand how TCP/IP and HTTP work, the design decisions of REST APIs built on top of them make sense down to the 'why.' Web API: The Good Parts offers practical guidance on URIs, methods, and status codes grounded in HTTP semantics.
Why read this first: Once you have the Web's foundational technologies down, you move to the practice of designing 'good APIs' with them. Web API: The Good Parts offers established patterns for URI design, error representation, and versioning faithful to HTTP semantics, turning principles into design decisions.
Why read this first: Once you've grasped the basics of REST design, you advance to describing and sharing an API as a 'contract.' The Design of Web APIs presents a spec-driven design process with OpenAPI, giving you a repeatable way to build consistent APIs across a team.