Dear *Giannis Prokopiou *and *Thanos Aidinis*, I hope you both are doing well. I wanted to share an update on my progress so far and my decision regarding handling Spotify’s API rate limits. *Progress Update:* - Successfully set up a sample Spotify OAuth authentication flow, including token refreshing. - Implemented routes to fetch user’s liked songs, playlists, and playback state. Handling Rate Limits – Seeking Your Input: I’ve explored different approaches, and one option I’m considering is implementing a backoff-retry strategy. This would involve: 1. Reading the Retry-After header from Spotify’s response. 2. Waiting for the specified time before retrying the request. 3. Using exponential backoff if the rate limits persist. 4. Optimizing API usage by leveraging batch endpoints where applicable. Would this be a good approach, or do you suggest a different method for efficiently managing rate limits? Looking forward to your insights! Best regards, K Sai Sri Lekha kslekha02 [ at ] gmail [ dot ] com
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