October 2020
Intermediate to advanced
358 pages
8h 39m
English
By relying on a consistent process for building APIs, we can get things done quickly and easily and focus on the work of accurately translating the design into code. And by using the same process more than once, we can get more skilled at the work and even learn how to modify the process to better fit your own (and your team’s) needs in the future.
DARRT stands for data, actions, resources, representations, and transitions. The first three terms probably look familiar. We discussed the role of data properties and actions early in the design process, and I pointed out the importance of resources as we worked through our sketches and prototyping. I haven’t discussed the last two terms (representations and transitions) ...