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Looks interesting. So the use case is when you have an app that consumes a bunch of APIs and you want to get rid of all the integration code? Are you planning t
by saviorand 6y ago
Looks interesting. So the use case is when you have an app that consumes a bunch of APIs and you want to get rid of all the integration code? Are you planning to add any analytics/data dashboards e.g to view aggregate data?
- corentin88 6y agoI wouldn’t think that you need "a bunch of APIs" to start using Pizzly. Even with only one, it’s useful. Why? Because it helps to use that API faster (mostly by handling the authentication A to Z). Analytics/data dashboard is an interesting path. While there’s already great open-source solution that you can plug to monitor what’s going on. The projet is quite new, so I don’t know today what path Pizzly is going to take. But in the coming months the focus is more on supporting much more APIs (there are 60 today).