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Collaboration Grows by Sharing: Project Sharing in Design Center [Video]

Do you know how to utilize the feature of project sharing in the Design Center of Anypoint Platform? Read this article to understand this feature.

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In this article, I will explain how to collaborate with other users while you are designing your API in Design Center.

When you work on an API specification project in Design Center, you can share it with other users. Other users can view the project in read-only mode or edit the project. It depends on the Access right that is assigned to the user while sharing the project.

This sounds helpful, right? If you are working on an API and want other users to contribute, this is possible, and you have control over what you expect from this collaboration.

You can give the user of your organization —  viewer, editor, or admin access. Viewers can only view the code of your API specification project. A viewer cannot edit the project or rename the project. An Editor can edit the project. An admin can edit as well as share the project with other users.

So, let's see this in action.

In this video, I will share the project and log in as other users to show their experience.


The way a team plays as a whole determines its success — Babe Ruth

So, share, collaborate, and succeed!

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