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🚀 Feature Request: Implement Bulk Operations for Constant Contact API
Description: Upgrade the current Constant Contact API operations to leverage bulk methods, allowing for efficient data handling and reducing the number of API requests.
Problem Statement: The current system operates on a one-contact-at-a-time basis, leading to increased API calls and reduced efficiency. Especially when dealing with large datasets, this method can lead to throttling or wasted resources.
Proposed Solution:
Identify all functions where contacts are processed one at a time.
Refactor these functions to utilize bulk operations available in the Constant Contact API.
Implement error handling to account for any issues that might arise from bulk operations, ensuring that partial failures can be identified and rectified.
Benefits:
Drastically reduce the number of API calls made.
Increase the speed and efficiency of operations involving multiple contacts.
Ensure that the system remains responsive and within the API rate limits, even when dealing with large datasets.
Additional Context: Many modern APIs offer bulk operations to mitigate the potential overhead and latency of multiple individual requests. Taking advantage of these can significantly enhance the performance and reliability of applications that interface with such APIs.
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🚀 Feature Request: Implement Bulk Operations for Constant Contact API
Description: Upgrade the current Constant Contact API operations to leverage bulk methods, allowing for efficient data handling and reducing the number of API requests.
Problem Statement: The current system operates on a one-contact-at-a-time basis, leading to increased API calls and reduced efficiency. Especially when dealing with large datasets, this method can lead to throttling or wasted resources.
Proposed Solution:
Benefits:
Additional Context: Many modern APIs offer bulk operations to mitigate the potential overhead and latency of multiple individual requests. Taking advantage of these can significantly enhance the performance and reliability of applications that interface with such APIs.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: