Hey there! I’ve been using `aiohttp` in Python to asynchronously send information to two APIs, and it’s been working great. You can fire off both requests at the same time using `asyncio.gather()`, and it’s super efficient.
For rate limits, I’d suggest using a library like `aiolimiter` to throttle your requests. And for retries, `tenacity` is a solid choice—it’s easy to set up and works like a charm.
One tip: always log your API responses, especially errors. It’ll save you a ton of debugging time later.
For rate limits, I’d suggest using a library like `aiolimiter` to throttle your requests. And for retries, `tenacity` is a solid choice—it’s easy to set up and works like a charm.
One tip: always log your API responses, especially errors. It’ll save you a ton of debugging time later.
