Make Money from your API Tutorial

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🔗 Resources

📚 Chapters

00:00 Intro
00:37 How API Monetization Works
01:59 Build an API with Express
04:17 Metered Billing Products
05:17 Stripe Checkout
06:41 Listen to Webhooks
08:33 Generate API Keys
11:05 Record Usage

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🔖 Topics Covered

- Create custom API keys in node
- Node hashing crypto
- Stripe webhooks
- Metered billing for API
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Thanks for the mention Fireship! You are the best!!!

aniakubow
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building the API is the easy part.
coming up with an idea that actually solves a problem is the hard part.

mdridoy-efpw
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As others have said, it isn't too hard to create a simple API. It doesn't need to be complex or comprehensive. The best thing to do is to wait for a new trend to integrate an API into, and then the demand for your API will come naturally. There's no point competing, just be relevant.

griffin
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I used to be an Android developer, but switched to Product management shortly after since coding wasn't really for me, so i haven't coded in years. It's always great watching your videos to have a high-level understanding of how things should work. It makes talking with the developers much easier.

Khoi_Huynh
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This is hands down the best dev channel on YT. Straight to the point, clear, and easy to follow. Always great content.

engageintellect
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It's worth pointing out that md5 is not a great hashing function for sensible data, in general argon2 and bycrypt are much more secure

lmtr
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I'd love to see some videos on the following topics:

Gitlab Auto DevOps
Chaos Engineering (Litmus)
Policy as Code (Open Policy Agent)
Compliance as Code

In general just more topics on security, DevOps & Site Reliability

uziboozy
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You're fucking awesome man!
Even though I'm not learning anything new, it's always a pleasure to watch your damn well made videos.

uziboozy
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a dollar for a bunch of fire emoji's
sounds *LIT*

weshuiz
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Oh my god dude, your visuals and graphics are some of the best in the game. Keep it up!

theocrob
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If i can sell my API for dollar a request then i will make Elon Musk be a second richest man

farhansangaji
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That's exactly what I needed. Now all I have to do is find an idea for an API that anyone would want to pay for.

adygombos
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"The API key is now save to store" It's not. MD5 is not secure AT ALL and should NEVER be used to store sensitive data!

beyondcatastrophe_
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Ania Kubow <3 she's a great teacher! and has lots of great content. During my first bootcamp I basically learned proper JS because of her videos

Harbinger
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Man you're golden. I've been building an API with node and express to receive payments in my country(Cameroon) with our local payment methods and with my cofounder, just yesterday I was literally talking about using stripe for international payments. Thanks for the tutorial🔥

ericsigne
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The charging $1 for an emoji data response bit had me in tears 😂

brandonsayring
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- "You got a deal, take my money"!
Said no customer ever. 😅
Jokes aside. This is a very helpful video! Thank you!

BGSlimBG
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just wow, you're every tech enthusiastics dream to be as great as you

disk
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People please don't use MD5 for your hashing... if you're asking yourself "Why?" then you have a lot more to learn before you should be messing around with anything related to payments. Also note that depending on where you are in the world, your country (or each country you're going to be operating in) may have different fiscal and certification requirements for these things, so DON'T just go and publish some random payment app. Also take into account that you might want to get some professional help with setting up some Ts&Cs for your users which they have to accept.

Coding is and should be fun! But code responsibly :)

hugh-martinrouxhughy
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8:51 My man put the MongoDB logo upside down :(

stokbrood