Top 9 Most Popular API Protocols 

SOAP is underrated. SOAP is excellent for consultants needing to maximize pain for their clients in order to force their clients to renew outrageously expensive contracts. SOAP is also great for substandard employees striving for that job security we all crave so badly.

Thank you for the great video! Over and over again you're talking about the over- and underfetching problem in REST. There are lots of possibilities to solve it staying in the REST frame. JSON:API for example. You can include referenced objects and limit the set of fields for each of them and get precisely what you need in one request.

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AMAZING. Also for business people relatively easy to understand. Nice.

Great explanation. I have worked with most of these but could not have given such a good explanation

Thank you for this!

nicely detailed explanations. can you make videos about test automation tools like Playwright or generally about WebDriver protocol?

Thank you for the great video! If you can tell some video about the front-end about the system design, it will more perfect.

Fantastic video

Webhooks and GraphQL are not protocols. Also, webhooks usually communicate via HTTP methods (POST) or sometimes GraphQL.

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Webhooks in real world of SaaS integration and interoperability is a disaster; there's no standard for security, error handlng and event processing. Just try supporting 15 SaaS technology platforms and the all have differing webhook models.

Really a great video after that API Architechture video

Your designs are fascinating and Informative. Could you make a design for Workday functionality and uses?

This is an amazing and concise video! What tool do you use to do the animations?

For all those that overlooked it: TOOLES USED ARE: Adobe Illustrator and After Effects

How did you make these cool animations?

Cool

Nice Video, Should EDI be here? EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) is not an API, They are different tools for data exchange with distinct technologies and use cases

1:59 there is typo for webhook

How the animation in the video was made ?

Are your System Interview Books completely separate? Is Volume 1 and 2 separate or are they just 1st and 2nd editions?

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MQTT = MQ Telemetry Transport, used in IoT AMQP = Advanced Message Queue Protocol, used in Apache Active MQ EDI = Electronic Data Interchange, used for data exchange between business systems EDA = Event-Driven Architecture?

you really should've said something about Smithy IDL

No CORBA/IDL and/or COM? While old, they are still in active use in many enterprises. As are RMI and, certainly, WCF (though i guess that's under SOAP).

Whats the animation tool used here ?

lol i was watching your old api video

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hey man your content is goildmine can you pls make more clear your voice

There is a buzzing in your mic

1. Rest 2. GraphQL 3. Webhooks 4. SOAP 5. Websocket 6. gRPC 7. MQTT/AMQP/EDI/EDA 8. SSE Not sure how he got the count 9, also he didnt talk about SSE(which I guess are server sent events)

GraphQL: also, since the schema provides flexibility, it comes with a cost that your RTT now depends on the slowest field in the request. @ByteByteGo Good point about subscriptions, could've highlighted mutations as well.