Third-Party APIs with Christian Selig

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Christian Selig (website)Twitter @ChristianSeligReddit /u/iamthatisYouTube CLeeSeligApolloApp

Youtube Video - https://youtu.be/rhVazmvPTYo

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How building around Reddit works?

Why Reddit is easier than Twitter?How the variety in apps helps the experience?Simplicity and Native FeaturesDealing with Walled Gardens like Reddit Chat

How Apollo works?

How Server-Side Push NotificationsDealing with ImgurWhether to use third-party libraryFinding great beta usersTesting Accessibility UI Design notesBuilding Widgets with SwiftUIFinding a user communityDesigning great gestures

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