The fourth article in my RAML series on Baeldung.com focuses on the use of a feature called annotations that is new in RAML 1.0. In brief, annotations provide a means for extending the metadata of an API specification, allowing you to define custom properties that are not within scope of the official language spec. I hope you’ll enjoy Define Custom RAML Properties Using Annotations.
In case you missed any of the first three articles in the RAML series, I’ve included the links below. You can also find them in the REST category of the Baeldung.com site.
Other articles in the series:
Coherent Java 