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Building support for Twitter webhooks in Hookalu presented me with a unique set of challenges. Initially the implementation looked similar to some of the bigger services I’ve done.
I’ve put off a few large webhook sources for a while, not so much for the actual code complexity of the implementation, but more for how long it would take to get through all the documentation.
I’ve completed integrations for many e-commerce webhook sources as you’ve learned from past articles. Dwolla was a great next choice, especially for their developer focus that pairs well with our focus here at Hookalu.
