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I am at that point of the project where I have absolutely no idea how to do what i want to do.

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    What do you want to do, maybe I can help :)
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    @cr78 I write an Api which accesses another api and i want to cache some data. I also have to implement rate limiting
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    @404response if your api uses express, google "express rate limit", there's a middleware that can do that easily. For caching I recommend redis (scalable, fast and powerful) in which you could store your values with a set timeout (see google "redis cache")
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    If you need help, I'm your age and also speak german... What's your discord name/tag?
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    @cr78 thank you, I will have a look. We have already added us :) My old name was mightyleguan
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    Commenting to see future responses. Good stuff
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    @404response oh, I didn't know about your name change, hello haha
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    @cr78 haha, np :D i will probably work on my project again later, i will tell you if it works
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    @404response great, do that! I'll get some sleep now
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    Same here....stuck !!
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    Aren't we all?
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    Don't know how to do what I want to do? My daily business 😂
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    Take a look at Pyhton and Flask. It is ideal for light REST microservices (restful apis). Requests and Requests-cache are packages you need. And it is all you need. Flask's Quick Start is all you have to know, then take a look at Requests-cache Quick Start, and well, thats all. Caching in memory/database/redis, you can also write your own provider if you want to.
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    Another vote for redis
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