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    Integrating with Third-Party APIs with Nils Adermann

    enJanuary 07, 2020
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    About this Episode

    In this episode, Benjamin and Matthew talk with Nils Adermann about integrating with third-party APIs in PHP. Nils shares some excellent advice, including:

    • Handling retries and timeouts
    • Efficiently and effectively working with multiple API vendors
    • How to work with vendors when their actions break your apps
    • Different types of responses (the good and the bad)
    • Writing tests
    • Using incremental backoffs
    • Working with rolling rate windows
    • Plus loads load more — including some vendor horror stories!

    Links

    Guests: Nils Adermann.

    Hosted By: Benjamin Eberlei and Matthew Setter.


    Thanks for tuning in to the Undercover ElePHPant. If you'd like to be a guest on the podcast or know someone very knowledgeable in writing highly performant and scalable PHP applications, email podcast@tideways.com


    This podcast is produced by Tideways. Don't look further for an all in one Monitoring, Profiling and Exception Tracking software for PHP applications available on tideways.com. Follow us on Twitter (@tidewaysio). Find out more about us at https://tideways.com.

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