Phil Sturgeon

Phil Sturgeon has been building APIs professionally since 2010. He’s worked as API/architectural consultant for all sorts of companies, from small startups to WeWork. He wrote about his experiences in _Surviving Other People's APIs_ and _Build APIs You Won’t Hate_, and grew a community into the largest API-related Slack channel on the internet. Now Phil builds API design tooling at Stoplight, helping with architecture and open-source.

Automated Style Guides for REST, GraphQL and gRPC

Ask 100 developers where a semicolon should go, and you'll either get 100 answers, or a all-on-all fist fight. To save this from happening at work, most folks implement a style guide, which beyond helping with consistent style to avoid new developers getting shouted at for "doing it wrong".

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Phil Sturgeon
Nov 7, 2019