Hey! Headers are your best friend. Always include `Content-Type` and `Authorization` if needed. It’s just good practice.
For error handling, I stick to status codes but wrap them in try-catch for extra safety.
Performance-wise, keep your requests lean. Use tools like Postman or Thunder Client to test and optimize your http request commands.
For error handling, I stick to status codes but wrap them in try-catch for extra safety.
Performance-wise, keep your requests lean. Use tools like Postman or Thunder Client to test and optimize your http request commands.