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# Akeneo Developer Portal

[Akeneo](https://www.akeneo.com/) is a major PIM SaaS solution. Used by thousands of clients and partners around the world, the Akeneo products allow managing extensive product catalogs, integrating and creating custom apps for ERP, e-commerce, multichannel management and more.\
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The current documentation was a bit scattered across multiple websites and pages, and had been built over-time by multiple teams, so it lacked a bit of cohesiveness. \
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Our goal for this project is to curate, reorganize and migrate a clean, up-to-date and properly structured content into a read.me that will become the new Akeneo's developer portal. The project also involves the complete rewriting of the Open API specification (currently Swagger, 2.0) to fit within read.me while maintaining interactivity.\
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\&#xNAN;*This project is ongoing*\
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\&#xNAN;***Tools: read.me, Visual Studio Code, Swagger UI, Postman***

<figure><img src="/files/i8BxKoA66AftsYyGiigu" alt=""><figcaption><p>The <a href="https://api.akeneo.com/">current Akeneo API and developer documentation</a></p></figcaption></figure>


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