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2. Applications have two parts - the shell (code, UI, assets) and app content (dynamic data). The shell can be cached using the AppCache API to work offline.
3. App content is fetched via AJAX but can be stored in localStorage to serve offline. Path caching pre-fetches related data to improve performance.
4. While AppCache works today, the ServiceWorker API proposed by Google
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I got 99 problems, but ReST ain't one
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Azure web functions little bites of services
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Building mobile apps using Phonegap
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API Technical Writing
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- 1. LESSONS FROM HELPING DEVELOPERS INTEGRATE 1,000 APIS WITH ZAPIER
- 2. FOKKEZB.NL/ABOUT ZAPIER SUPPORT ENGINEER Resolve Technical Questions Once And For All
- 3. ZAPIER.COM/ABOUT > September 2011 Idea > May 2012 Y Combinator Graduation > September 2012 Raised $1.3M > May 2014 Profitable > June 2016 At 1M Users, $10M ARR > August 2017 At 100 Zapiens (or Zorps) > January 2018 At 1K Apps, $35M ARR
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- 6. INTEGRATE WITH ZAPIER TO INTEGRATE WITH 1,000 > Define Triggers (GET or Webhooks) > Define Actions (POST) > Watch users build Zaps across Apps > Profit
- 7. LESSONS FROM HELPING DEVELOPERS INTEGRATE 1,000 APIS WITH ZAPIER
- 8. DON'T REINVENT THE WHEEL > REST JSON > OAuth 2.0 w/refresh > REST Hooks > OpenAPI ❋ Zapier is heavily optimized for these standards.
- 9. DON'T SAVE ON DOCS > Exists > Complete > Versioned > Public: Developer Marketing Material > Standard: OpenAPI (Swagger) Zapier will support scaffolding integrations with OpenAPI.
- 10. SECRET TOKENS ARE SACRED > Never expire... > unless we have a Refresh Token... > (which should never expire) > ...until the user revokes.
- 11. WORK THAT BODY > Limiting: limit, since > Pagination: page, since, meta > Filtering & Searching > Field Masks: fields GraphQL is awesome at all this, but at the cost of more complexity and no builtin support by Zapier.
- 12. ORDER! > Field: created_at > Direction: DESC > Ideally multiple combinations Worst Case? Sorted from old to new, with pagination but no meta data.
- 13. CONSIDER REST HOOKS > We won't call you... you call Us > Better UX than (Static) Webhooks +24% > Reduces server Load & Traffic 66x > Triggers Zaps Instantly Zapier has started to require REST Hooks for Public Apps.
- 14. HTTP STATUS CODES ARE THERE FOR A REASON HTTP/1.0 200 OK Content-Type: application/json { "status": "error", "code": 404, "message": "Object is not found." }
- 15. ...AS ARE HTTP METHODS GET /book/add?title=APIs+For+Dummies HTTP/1.0 HTTP/1.0 201 Created Content-Type text/plain Got it!
- 16. ...AND CONTENT-TYPE HEADERS > Send what you say you will HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request Content-Type: application/json Parameter 'id' is missing. > Don't mix content types HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized Content-Type: text/html <html> <title>Login</title> ...
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