Improving YouTube Upload API with Rust for Glowing-Telegram Project - Episode 97
2In this video, I dive into refining the YouTube Upload API service for the Glowing-Telegram project using Rust. Join me as I navigate through performance issues, error handling, and task optimization in our ongoing Chill Sunday Morning Coding series. Here are the key highlights from the stream:
1. **Building and Reviewing Code**: We start by dealing with a laggy computer and reviewing some pull requests for tasks that aren't fully ready to run yet.
2. **YouTube Upload API Handler**: A detailed look at how to simplify and improve our YouTube Upload API, including subfunctions and metadata handling. We also discuss the error handling process, especially focusing on API quota-related issues which can lead to temporary failures.
3. **Quota Error Handling**: We explore various approaches to handle API quota errors, such as segregating tasks for uploading videos and adding them to playlists, to avoid re-uploading videos unnecessarily when running out of API quota.
4. **Refactoring and Debugging**: I refactor code to separate concerns better, and debug issues like failed API calls and timestamp parsing errors. We implement methods to ensure task data is accurate, even with changes in the Redis backend.
5. **Building and Testing**: After implementing the changes, we build and test the application to ensure our modifications work as expected. We also discuss strategies for managing and improving the codebase over time.
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