One thing that evolved over the years is swagger. It is a defined way to document APIs - the endpoint, return type, returning data structure, arguments, behavio

One thing that evolved over the years is swagger. It is a defined way to document APIs - the endpoint, return type, returning data structure, arguments, behavior, etc. Microsoft took this as a way to connect different APIs in their logic app (think of workflow definition like an advanced version of ifttt, n8n, ...). It certainly doesn't remove the need for glue code but it reduces the amount of it! On the flip side you have up the control of the program flow by using their framework that handles all the connections between APIs.