April 4, 2021 • 44 Minutes

Third-Party APIs with Christian Selig

In this episode, Leo chats with Christian Selig creator of Apollo about his process and the challenges with developing an app based around a third-party API like Reddit... also we talk about 🥫 spaghetti sauce🍝 and new Coke🥤

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Christian Selig (website)

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

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