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This guide demonstrates core functionalities for integrating with Hootsuite using its REST API. It provides complete examples on how to list connected social profiles, schedule posts across multiple networks (Twitter, Facebook, etc.), and retrieve pending messages. It is ideal for developers starting a new social media automation tool or needing to test basic API posting patterns.

This guide provides production-ready, structured code patterns for integrating with the Hootsuite REST API using TypeScript and Python. It includes type-safe API clients, timezone-aware scheduling helpers, and cross-platform content formatting utilities. Ideal for building robust, scalable social media management systems or refactoring existing SDK usage.

A comprehensive guide detailing three scalable architecture patterns for integrating applications with HubSpot CRM. It helps developers choose the optimal design based on project scale, ranging from simple embedded clients for MVPs, to robust Service Layers with caching and async queues, up to dedicated, enterprise-grade API Gateways for multiple services. Essential for planning complex, high-volume integrations.

This skill provides a practical guide to mastering core CRM functionality using the HubSpot API. It demonstrates full CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations across Contacts, Companies, and Deals. Ideal for developers starting a new HubSpot integration, testing API connectivity, or learning fundamental business data management patterns.

A comprehensive guide to identifying and avoiding common anti-patterns and mistakes when interacting with the HubSpot API. Covers critical areas such as modern authentication (access tokens), batch operations, handling rate limits, association setup, and proper data retrieval, ensuring robust and scalable CRM integrations.

This guide provides advanced patterns for managing API rate limits, crucial for reliable integration with platforms like HubSpot. It covers implementing exponential backoff, honoring 'Retry-After' headers, using request queuing (throttling), and optimizing throughput through batch operations to gracefully handle 429 rate limit errors.

A comprehensive guide to implementing production-grade reliability patterns for HubSpot CRM integrations. Learn to build fault-tolerant systems using Circuit Breakers, advanced retry strategies, graceful degradation, and Dead Letter Queues (DLQ). Essential for maintaining high availability when connecting to external APIs.

This collection provides production-ready, idiomatic patterns for the @hubspot/api-client SDK, specifically tailored for TypeScript. It addresses critical development concerns including creating typed wrappers, implementing robust, structured error classification (handling rate limits, authentication issues, etc.), and managing efficient batch operations (create, read, upsert) for HubSpot CRM data. Use this when building scalable, reliable, and maintainable HubSpot integrations.

This comprehensive guide assists developers in upgrading the @hubspot/api-client SDK. It covers migrating between major API versions (e.g., v1 to v3, v3 to v4), addressing key breaking changes, and implementing modern authentication patterns, such as transitioning from API Keys to Access Tokens. Use this when integrating or maintaining HubSpot-dependent applications.

A comprehensive guide to production-ready patterns for the Intercom TypeScript SDK. Learn best practices for implementing type-safe client wrappers, handling cursor-based pagination, managing robust error states (including rate limiting), and implementing resilient retry logic with exponential backoff, ensuring stable and reliable API integrations.

A comprehensive guide for developers migrating the intercom-client npm package, particularly addressing major version jumps (e.g., v5 to v6) and associated breaking changes. Learn how to update client initialization, modify contact and conversation operations, and handle API version pinning using TypeScript and modern asynchronous patterns.

This utility analyzes a codebase (product, technology, and structure) to automatically extract core architectural patterns, guiding principles, and engineering standards. It manages a persistent 'Steering' repository, performing initial bootstrapping and continuous synchronization. It detects 'code drift' when the code deviates from established patterns and suggests additive updates, ensuring project documentation remains a comprehensive source of truth.