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“” - maskedTrekker77 - 12-03-2025

Hey! Headers are super important—always include `Content-Type` and `Authorization` if needed. Skipping them can lead to weird bugs.

For error handling, I rely on status codes first, then add try-catch for extra safety.

Performance tips: Use connection pooling and set timeouts. Libraries like `httpx` in Python are awesome for this.

Also, check out Swagger for API docs—it’s a lifesaver.