10 most useful API for developers
1-Google Maps
2-CoinGecko
3-Mail Chimp⁣⁣
4-Open Weather⁣⁣
5-Instagram⁣⁣
6-Yelp⁣⁣
7-Bit.ly⁣⁣
8-Souncloud
9-Dropbox
10-Okta

Add mapbox

Google maps is stupid expensive though.

Take this to quota or medium

Aaaaand why are you posting this here?

I would like to hear how

@junon why not

SoundCloud API has disabled registering new applicarions afaik

@ScaryException Because this isn't the place for it?

Most useful based on what?
Where's the data to back this insight?

At least similar posts on Medium and co have a bit of substance but this is something else...

Why post it here?

On what basis did you collocate the list?

How is this post related to devrant?

Why is the list so weirdly formatted?

Why do you have a huge interest in competitive programming?

Why do I even care about you?

Why am I blood red triggered right now?

Where is the knife to end it all?

What is yelp used for

@bagfox what the actual fuck calm down

@ScaryException

WHERE IS MY KNIFE??

OpenStreetMaps
CoinGecko is cool.
Fuck MailChimp... either use MaxBulk mailer or just write a script with phpMailer or nodeMailer.
Open Weather is cool.
Fuck Insta and ANYTHING FB Related in any way especially fucking React.
Fuck Yelp.
Bil.ly is OK i guess, but entirely unecessary for anything but fucking with your friends.
Soundcloud fucking rocks.
Dropbox can suck a dick. S3 or Box.com FTW.
Okta: I don't even know who you are.

How many apis you used in total?

when did instagram have a usable API?

@theabbie how would you know?

@100110111 It doesn't have a usable API, creating bots for instagram is a nightmare, it's a success on their part though.

@theabbie how would you know?

@100110111 I am not interested on your stupid games, no need to get bothered, move on.

@theabbie you disappoint me. Not playing mind games here, just genuinely curious...

@100110111 Why would I know? because I tried creating bots for instagram but couldn't find any good API support, they have basic profile data API which is rarely useful.

@theabbie well yeah I don’t think you are supposed to be able to anyhow, so I’d consider it bad API design if it served that purpose.

As for its intended usage I don’t see why it wouldn’t be usable.

@100110111 Definitely not worthy to be in top 10 list.