Hey there! If you’re using Python, `httpx` is a great alternative to `requests` for asynchronously sending information to two APIs. It’s async by default and super easy to use.
For rate limits, I’d suggest implementing a queue system to manage your requests. Libraries like `celery` or `rq` can help with that. And for retries, `backoff` is a solid choice—it’s simple and effective.
One gotcha: make sure you’re closing your sessions properly in async code, or you might run into resource leaks.
For rate limits, I’d suggest implementing a queue system to manage your requests. Libraries like `celery` or `rq` can help with that. And for retries, `backoff` is a solid choice—it’s simple and effective.
One gotcha: make sure you’re closing your sessions properly in async code, or you might run into resource leaks.
