Before we start with Browser compatibility in APIs, we first need to understand what an API is and how they work. Without understanding the proper role and functionality of an API, it will become difficult to get into some uncommon and gigantic terms like backward compatibility and browser consumption of APIs.
When you go through it’s Wikipedia definition, you might find a long description, but in simple terms, they are like a waiter in a restaurant who serves your request. Taking a request from the customer and passing this information to the data center (the kitchen) and acknowledging the request and bringing the data (food). https://goo.gl/4QT7kE #DataIntegration #ML
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