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API & SDK Documentation Services

At CoffeeCup.tech, I provide expert documentation services for APIs and SDKs — from structured reference content to developer onboarding guides. My mission is to make technical information accessible, actionable, and developer-friendly.

I document your API or SDK with both clarity and depth. The result? Devs understand how to integrate, configure, and succeed — without wasting time.

Whether it’s a RESTful API, or SDKs for multiple platforms, I deliver structured, well-crafted content that supports developers from onboarding to troubleshooting — all while respecting their workflow and time.

What I Document​

I cover both Reference Documentation and User Documentation, shaped to your audience.

Reference Documentation​

  • Method and function definitions
  • Parameters, optional/required values, best practices
  • Return codes, status/error handling
  • Inheritance and class structure (for object-oriented APIs)

User-Facing Documentation​

  • Overviews and architecture diagrams
  • Getting started guides and tutorials
  • Feature walkthroughs and actionable examples
  • Glossaries and troubleshooting tips

Prefer documentation separate from the code? I can extract the relevant details directly from the source and shape them into a clear, consistent content set.

Docs-as-Code & Dev Collaboration​

I work closely with dev teams, most of the time within docs-as-code environments — using Git, markdown, and CI-integrated tooling to stay aligned with the development cycle. This ensures documentation is versioned, reviewable, and deployed just like code.

Technical Fluency​

A key skill in API documentation is the ability to read code in one or more languages and extract what matters most. I read and interpret code in:

  • JSON, XML
  • JavaScript, Node.js, Python, PHP, C++
  • Java (using Javadoc)

I document what matters, where it matters — whether embedded inline or structured as standalone guides.

Tooling I Support​

Your documentation style and platform may vary — and I adapt accordingly:

  • Redoc plugins for Docusaurus-based developer portals ⭐
  • Javadoc and Doxygen for embedded API reference generation
  • Static site generators like Docusaurus, Hugo, or Jekyll
  • Visual Studio Code, Postman, Git, and other dev-friendly tools

Examples​

See in my Portfolio examples of:

See also "API and SDK Documentation"

©Author: Florence Venisse, STW – Reviewed version of 07/23/2025.