Rest API - Advanced PatternsHow can you combine asynchronous long-running operations with Webhooks to improve client experience?AClient polls status URL every second indefinitelyBServer sends a Webhook callback to client when operation completesCClient sends DELETE request to cancel WebhookDServer returns 404 if Webhook URL is missingCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand Webhook role in async operationsWebhooks let the server notify the client automatically when the task finishes.Step 2: Explain why this improves client experienceThis avoids constant polling and reduces client resource use and latency.Final Answer:Server sends a Webhook callback to client when operation completes -> Option BQuick Check:Webhooks notify client on completion [OK]Quick Trick: Use Webhooks to notify client on completion [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESPolling too frequently wasting resourcesConfusing DELETE with canceling WebhooksExpecting 404 as normal Webhook response
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