Everflow API Adding Orders Without Transaction ID

Adding Conversions Without Transaction ID

PHP – Internal APIs/Libraries – What makes sense?

I’ve been having a discussion lately with some colleagues about the best way to approach a new project, and thought it’d be interesting to get some external thoughts thrown into the mix.

How can I write a set of functions that can be invoked from (almost) any programming language?

I’d like to find a way to write an API that can be accessed from any other programming language via language bindings (or some other framework). Is it possible to do this? If so, which programming language would be the most suitable for writing a “cross-language” API? My goal is to create a single set of functions that I can access from any programming language that I’m working with, so that I won’t need to manually re-write the entire API in each language.

Is HTTPS enough to avoid replay attacks?

I am exposing a few REST methods on a server for an mobile app.

One or many RESTful APIs for large company?

I work for a large company which has several non-RESTful APIs. I am tasked with building a web application to interact with these APIs. Each API handles and provides very different business processes and data.

How do I assess tradeoff between robustness and “lazy” code in API design?

Postel’s law:

REST API Library Conventions

Most API libraries define one method for each endpoint. If there is an endpoint for getting user information, you might have a method like:

How To Handle Login For An Unofficial API?

I am building a tool to access some data on a site (Fitocracy) and I would like to turn it into an unofficial partial API, as no official API exists.

How do I read API documentation? [closed]

Closed 8 years ago.

Dealing with API and error messages

We are in the process of constructing an API (using WCF).