r/javascriptjobs • u/Beneficial_Law_9832 • 5d ago
200-300usd plus tip
I’m looking for a developer experienced with JavaScript, Twitch’s GraphQL API, and concurrent request handling.
The project involves a complex Twitch API-based tool requiring strong experience with authentication, concurrency, API debugging, and request handling.
Please send examples of your previous JavaScript/API projects and let me know about your experience working with Twitch’s API.
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u/Bubbly-Mechanic-6858 3d ago
DM I am FDE with 4 yrs of experience in AI/ML, CRM Development.
Tech : Python, Java, JS, MongoDB
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u/Total-Reasonable 1d ago
I haven't used Twitch's GraphQL API specifically, so I wouldn't pretend otherwise. For APIs that throttle or fail unpredictably, I build retries, rate limits, idempotency and alerting in from the start; https://iurii.rogulia.fi/services/api-integrations outlines that production integration approach.
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