Rest API - Webhooks and EventsWhy do webhooks push notifications instead of waiting for your app to ask for updates?ATo avoid sending any data to your appBTo send updates instantly and save time and resourcesCTo require your app to check for updates repeatedlyDTo make your app slower by adding delaysCheck Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand the purpose of webhooksWebhooks are designed to send data immediately when an event happens, instead of waiting for your app to ask.Step 2: Compare push vs pull methodsPush (webhooks) saves time and resources by sending updates instantly, unlike pull which requires repeated checking.Final Answer:To send updates instantly and save time and resources -> Option BQuick Check:Push notifications = instant updates [OK]Quick Trick: Webhooks push to save time and avoid repeated checks [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking webhooks slow down the appConfusing push with pull methodsBelieving webhooks avoid sending data
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