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MODULE 7 — Building a Developer Portal Engineers Love

In this module, you’ll learn how to design APIs not just as backend services but as products developers actually enjoy using. Great APIs don’t win because they exist. They win because developers can discover, understand, integrate, and scale with them easily. A well-designed developer experience directly impacts adoption, activation speed, retention, and revenue. As a TPM, your role is to ensure your APIs don’t just function — they attract developers, reduce integration friction, and create ecosystem growth. Whether you’re a PM transitioning into a TPM role, an engineer moving toward platform leadership, or a product leader managing API ecosystems in fintech, SaaS, or enterprise environments, this module breaks down developer experience and API marketplace strategy in a practical, real-world way. In this video, I’ll cover: 👉 What a developer portal truly represents is not just documentation, but your API’s acquisition, activation, and monetization engine 👉 Core features of a strong developer platform: interactive docs, API key management, sandbox environments, usage analytics, and webhook tooling and how each removes integration friction 👉 Self-service onboarding models instant API key generation, guided quick starts, automated compliance flows, and tier upgrades without manual intervention 👉 How leading API-first companies like Stripe and Twilio treat developer experience as a competitive advantage 👉 Measuring developer experience time to first API call, activation rate, error trends, retention, and revenue per developer 👉 API marketplace and monetization strategy: how platforms structure pricing, tiers, and ecosystem partnerships to drive scale By the end of this module, you’ll understand how to design API platforms that developers prefer, businesses adopt quickly, and ecosystems grow around and how TPMs turn developer experience into a growth engine, not just a support function.