The people over at Eventbrite offer a platform for event organizers to keep track of their events and see the ticket sales. On the other hand, visitors can get their tickets off of their platform.

Website: https://www.eventbrite.com

API Documentation: https://www.eventbrite.de/developer/v3/

The company I work for supports integrations for over 150 different API's and growing, one of our key issues is actually staying up to date and being notified of upcoming changes to api's. As we have found many companies do not even have a policy currently while others like mailchimp have an awesome 'low frequency mailing list' that is only API change updates.

This is relevant because if I am receiving a digest of the apis I follow and (some api) updated some text that does not actually effect end users at all because it is not a feature change, version update, or a new release with new features. Let us pretend they do that 6 times that day, do I receive all that noise?

I think it would be great to have a way to filter that on your end so we can only receive critical updates about api's. Those would include but not be limited to: new releases containing new features, version changes, deprecating changes, migration of any sort.

The Messenger API is arguably the most important API for bot developers. Messenger is the most popular platform for consumer facing bots, and the API is updated frequently. So you'd be helping a lot of developers by supporting it.

Documentation: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/messenger-platform

Hello I need Payooner api for payment integration through payooner

https://www.payoneer.com/main

changes are needed in our society and some of people do like equality.

how do you see this??

Identifying the first change is easy, but finding the following changes is really hard. Is there a way to cycle through them?

hi i am looking for play store api to get diffrent kinds of information from play store. any playstore api avilabule here?