AsyncAPI is about specifying push-based APIs (which are still far less standardized imho), and not about if a HTTP endpoint processes requests asynchronously (if that's what you meant). For example, if you let clients…
Can't speak for all languages and usecases, but at least in Scala its primary use (afaik) is to enable the compiler to reason about the correctness of an application (i.e., it knows all the possible subclasses of a…
AsyncAPI is about specifying push-based APIs (which are still far less standardized imho), and not about if a HTTP endpoint processes requests asynchronously (if that's what you meant). For example, if you let clients…
Can't speak for all languages and usecases, but at least in Scala its primary use (afaik) is to enable the compiler to reason about the correctness of an application (i.e., it knows all the possible subclasses of a…