Ah, I see. I don’t think there is such API docs other than dynamo itself and Dynamo Dictionary. You could again always look on the Dynamo Revit Github…
But I think I understand what you mean in your initial question a bit better. I would recommend the following…
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For anyone new to Programming/Dynamo, learn dynamo first as it will really boost your understanding of how programming works.
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For anyone comfortable with Dynamo but new to programming/python. Start with converting your graph to code. This is pretty easy and can be done with any built-in node. As for Revit, I would start with Dynamo Revit and not pure Revit API, again, it’s easier to convert which gives a shallower learning curve than jumping straight into the Revit API.
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For anyone that is comfortable with both python/programming and dynamo. Then jump straight into the Revit API. The Revit API has lots that Dynamo doesn’t have, particularly when you are using it in Plugins, so using dynamo as a sandbox is a good way to learn initially and also debug later.