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API Integrations · Foundations

API Contract Lab: OpenAPI to Runnable Service

Live online · 5 weeks · 18 live hours

You will iterate on OpenAPI specs, generate mocks, and align consumer-driven tests with supplier teams. Scenarios include customs data feeds and retail inventory hooks common in Korean SME operations. Mentors review pull requests on example repos so you leave with a repeatable review checklist—not just slides.

Tuition (informational)

₩420,000

No checkout here—request details via Contact. See Money-Back Policy.

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Portrait for lead mentor Minseo Choi

Minseo Choi

Former platform lead for a Busan logistics API hub; now runs mentor reviews for integration cohorts.

What you build and discuss

  • OpenAPI 3.1 authoring with lint rules tuned for partner handoffs
  • Contract tests in CI using example payloads from real industry cases
  • Mock server workflows that mirror staging latency profiles
  • Error taxonomy workshop: 4xx vs retryable 5xx decisions
  • Postman/Insomnia collections versioned like code
  • Security pass: scopes, rotated keys, and least-privilege headers
  • Handoff pack: reviewer checklist + sample ADR template

Outcomes we assess

  1. 01 Ship a versioned API contract with automated breaking-change detection
  2. 02 Produce a mock-backed demo your team can replay without live backends
  3. 03 Document escalation paths when vendor SLAs slip

Participant notes

“The OpenAPI diff lab finally made our vendor reviews predictable. I still paste the week-2 checklist before every release train.”
— Jiwon , Operations analyst · survey
“Clear pacing, though the customs payload module felt dense. Mentor comments on my schema PR were the highlight.”
— Eun · Regional 3PL partner

Logistics & candor

Includes a limitation-focused FAQ item per program requirements.

Comfort with JSON and HTTP verbs is enough. We do not teach language-specific frameworks; exercises stay in spec-first tooling.