最新报道:Modern API development is shifting towards event-driven architectures, with REST APIs handling CRUD operations, Webhooks enabling real-time event notifications, and WebSockets supporting bidirectional data streaming. REST APIs use HTTP methods like GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE for stateless, scalable interactions. Webhooks push data to predefined URLs upon events, reducing latency and server load, while WebSockets maintain persistent connections for low-latency applications like financial data feeds. Each API type requires specific security measures—authentication for REST, signature validation for Webhooks, and encryption for WebSockets—to ensure scalable, secure integration across distributed systems.