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That waiter is your "API". When your developer mentions APIs, they're talking about these "waiters" that help your app get the data it needs. Now you know what they're talking about. 💪.

• You (the app) tell the waiter what you want.• The waiter goes to the kitchen (the server/backend).• The kitchen prepares your order.• The waiter brings your food back to you. Back to our API:.

Think of it like ordering at a restaurant. You want chicken nuggets, but you can't just walk into the kitchen and grab them yourself. You need a waiter. Here's what happens:.

What's this "API" your app developer keeps talking about?. 20-second explainer:

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The same as scaling an app. Architecture matters. Netflix and Twitch didn't scale because of their tech stack. They scaled because of smart architecture. Your system's design determines its growth limit, not its programming language or framework.

Think of building your app as starting a small bakery in your home kitchen. You can handle double the demand, maybe even triple the demand. But 100x the demand?. You'll need new infrastructure to cope.