Man, status code: 429 is the *worst*. I feel your pain.
My go-to fix? Redis for caching. If you’re hitting the same endpoints repeatedly, cache the responses. Saves you from unnecessary requests and keeps you under the limit.
Also, check out the `retry-after` header—some APIs tell you exactly how long to wait. If they don’t, exponential backoff is your friend.
For tools, I swear by Postman’s built-in retry or Python’s `tenacity` library. Makes life easier.
My go-to fix? Redis for caching. If you’re hitting the same endpoints repeatedly, cache the responses. Saves you from unnecessary requests and keeps you under the limit.
Also, check out the `retry-after` header—some APIs tell you exactly how long to wait. If they don’t, exponential backoff is your friend.
For tools, I swear by Postman’s built-in retry or Python’s `tenacity` library. Makes life easier.
