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any other notable challenges, and for those challenges are there any workarounds? Additionally, any timeline on improvements to those public APIs? and am I cor

any other notable challenges, and for those challenges are there any workarounds? Additionally, any timeline on improvements to those public APIs? and am I correct to assume the public API is the same API for functionality that notion itself uses or are there unexposed features that only the first party client gets?

jitl 4y ago
The public API is substantially different from the internal API so we can provide a better developer experience with more understandable and consistent interfaces that match product concepts, rather than exposing incidental implementation details. We only build public APIs needed to enable a set of use-cases; right now "develop an alternative editor" is not one of the use-cases we intend to support - so there's no active work toward things like realtime collaboration APIs. If your client decides to use the internal APIs, it may be blocked as part of our anti-abuse countermeasures.