The success of an API is not just determined by its functionality but also by its user experience. A well-designed API that is easy to use and understand can make a significant difference in the success of an application.
One key aspect of the API user experience is the handling of errors. When something goes wrong with an API call, developers need to know what went wrong and how to fix it. This is where error codes can be extremely useful. Error codes provide a standardized way to communicate errors to developers, making it easier for them to troubleshoot issues and improve their applications.