API-first vs code-first in 2026: the decision changed once AI agents joined the team
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The API-first versus code-first debate has been running for fifteen years, and for most of that time code-first quietly won. Spring annotations, FastAPI decorators, and Swashbuckle made generating a spec nearly free, while a hand-maintained spec rotted the moment a deadline hit. Then two things cha…
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API-first vs code-first in 2026: the decision changed once AI agents joined the team
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