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@mironydev this is the most common one.

@MentorWebDev I mean there's no other way lol

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@venelinkochev @DirectifyApp Seems you have to decide for yourself.

got this email today from a @DirectifyApp user on a paid plan tbh I've been thinking about raising prices but some users who cancel say it's too expensive then I get emails like this telling me to charge more what would you do?

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@denicmarko It's clean and straight to the topic.

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@RitikaAgrawal08 Very nice explanation Ritika!

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@Shefali__J Have a great day, Shefali!

Good morning, everyone 🌞

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JavaScript or Typescript?

@sevalla_hosting I like these next-level blog posts.

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How API rate limiting works: • Rate limiting controls how many API requests a user can make in a time window (e.g., 100 requests per minute) • When you exceed the limit, the API returns a 429 error (Too Many Requests) Common strategies: - Token bucket: Refills tokens at a fixed rate - Fixed window: Hard limit resets at specific intervals - Sliding window: More flexible, tracks requests over rolling time Rate limit info is usually in response headers: - X-RateLimit-Limit: Max requests allowed - X-RateLimit-Remaining: Requests left - X-RateLimit-Reset: When the limit resets Why it exists: - Prevents server overload - Stops abuse and DDoS attacks - Ensures fair usage across all users Best practice: Implement exponential backoff when you hit limits (wait longer between retries)

@0x_null_dev This is what most people do now.

@MentorWebDev At this moment i just ask claude to do it hahha

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@sevalla_hosting My recommentation is always combine it with API throttling if it's a public API.

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@RitikaAgrawal08 This is something your critics never see

Happy Wednesday! Have an awesome day ✨

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