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Preguntas rápidas y respuestas con nuestro propio Arquitecto Jefe sobre trabajar con Tylie Tandem, una de nuestras últimas integraciones.

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Esto se publicó originalmente en el sitio web de Peach. Descubre más sobre el cambio de marca de Peach a Cape.io.

¿Cuáles son los aspectos más desafiantes y gratificantes de colaborar con desarrolladores fuera de Peach?

Creo que la parte desafiante fue mantener la sinergia de la terminología diferente de ambas plataformas. Cada empresa tiene su propia terminología interna de plataforma y una de las partes más desafiantes es asegurarse de que la terminología de ambos socios esté alineada con la otra para facilitar a los clientes. 

Con respecto al aspecto más gratificante, hay una respuesta obvia que es ver que la integración comienza a funcionar. Presenciar que los datos llegan correctamente es tremendamente gratificante. Saber que los clientes ahora no tendrán que volver a ingresar los datos y en su lugar pueden disfrutar de todos siendo transferidos de Tylie a Peach sin el miedo de que el error humano ensucie los datos es, de lejos, el aspecto más gratificante de esta integración de API. Supongo que a nivel personal, siempre es genial tener la oportunidad de trabajar con desarrolladores fuera de Peach con diferentes perspectivas y personalidades, también otro beneficio agregado obvio.

 

¿Cuáles fueron tus impresiones de la plataforma Tylie Tandem? ¿Hubo algo inesperado o único en ella?

Pregunta interesante. En realidad no vi mucho la plataforma per se, así que fue más sobre la API y sus interacciones. En términos de diferencias técnicas inesperadas, recuerdo que al inicio de la integración encontramos un problema basado en cómo las dos plataformas agrupaban las campañas de manera diferente. 

Para Tylie, su concepto de campaña es más tradicional, abarca un largo período de tiempo, mientras que en Peach, describimos una campaña como el punto de entrega. Esto creó algunas complicaciones interesantes en las que tuvimos que construir características adicionales únicas para compensar y hacer que la integración fluyera correctamente. ¡Todo funcionó al final!

 

¿Consideras las integraciones una parte esencial del futuro crecimiento de Peach?

En una palabra - Sí. Mentiría si dijera que no es difícil de construir a veces, pero una vez que esos problemas se superan, hay eficiencias ilimitadas entre dos plataformas integradas. 

Para Peach, nos brinda una gran oportunidad para mostrar nuevas características. Podemos impulsar estas a través de una integración de API  más rápido que si lo hiciéramos a través de nuestras interfaces de usuario, porque eso lleva un viaje de UX mucho más largo. Poder aprovechar muchas más características más rápido a través de una integración es una forma segura de asegurar el crecimiento y éxito futuro.

 

¿Existen inconvenientes o riesgos en las integraciones?

El mayor riesgo de trabajar con integraciones es asegurar que no las rompamos. Es importante mantener la integración beneficiosa para ambos socios, así como, por supuesto, para los clientes que la están utilizando. Eso significa que inevitablemente estamos obligados a innovar constantemente y a impulsar nuevas características. El riesgo de romperla siempre está, pero no deberíamos permitir que eso nos detenga de actualizar y mejorar la API tampoco. 

 

Y finalmente, ¿hay algún servicio adicional que una mayor integración pueda beneficiar a los clientes de Tylie o Peach? 

Como dije arriba, es importante seguir agregando a las integraciones para mantener felices a los clientes de Tylie y Peach. Tylie ya ha solicitado investigar el soporte de subtítulos cerrados así como la entrega de radio y ya están en la lista de trabajo para hacer que la integración sea aún más integral para las necesidades de entrega. 

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