API Design
API design defines principles and decisions for shaping interfaces that enable communication, stability, and evolution of systems. It covers contract design, versioning, authentication, error handling, and consistency rules. Good API design reduces integration effort, improves maintainability, and supports scalable, secure architectures while clarifying team responsibilities.
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