I'm Building a Unified Freight Platform at My Part-Time Job and the Architecture Is Genuinely Interesting
Sidharth Sangelia is developing a unified freight platform at his part-time job, focusing on the architecture of integrating multiple vendor APIs. The project aims to provide a customer-facing dashboard for booking and tracking shipments while normalizing data from various vendors. The implementation involves using an adapter pattern in TypeScript to ensure consistent interactions with different vendor systems.
- ▪Sidharth Sangelia works as a Pricing and Tech Associate at an international freight forwarding company.
- ▪He is building a customer-facing dashboard that allows clients to book shipments and track them across multiple vendors.
- ▪The project involves integrating various vendor APIs, each with its own structure, into a unified platform.
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