Best application program interfaces: IV

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Tags: API, Email, objects. responses, users
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1. Amazon S3:

“S3” in Amazon S3 API stands for “simple storage service”. This highly efficacious application program interface provides a simple web services interface used to store objects using the Amazon online storage infrastructure. Thereafter, the data can be downloaded or used with other AWS services, such as Amazon Elastic Cloud Computer (EC2). This application program interface enables the developers to build applications that make use of Internet storage. It uses Buckets, Objects, Keys and Operations. Amazon S3 is available in both REST and SOAP protocol and the responses, in this case, are formatted in XML.

Amazon S3

2. Twilio:

This application program interface provides a simple hosted API and markup language for businesses to quickly build scalable, reliable and advanced voice and SMS communications applications. It is a cloud application program interface for voice and SMS communications that leverages existing web development skills, resource, and infrastructure. Its telephony infrastructure web service “in the cloud”, enables web programmers to integrate real-time phone calls into their applications. The API’s simple Pay-As-You-Go pricing model allows the customers to pay for capacity only when they need it. The API uses a RESTful interface and the responses are formatted in XML or CSV.

Twilio API

3. MailChimp:

MailChimp can be referred to as an email marketing platform that offers simple tools that make it easy to design and share email campaigns, manage your subscriber lists, and track results. This amazing application program interface gives users access to a directory of integrations, which connect MailChimp to hundreds of third-party add-ons, plugins, and other useful services. This further allows the users to create their own connections between MailChimp and other services. It also enables you to sync email activity with your database, link campaign stats to your database, and test different calls and endpoints before proceeding towards the final action.