Hello, I'm new to suitetalk, I know pretty much no...
# suitetalkapim
Mr_Tib
07/01/2021, 3:51 AMHello, I'm new to suitetalk, I know pretty much nothing. . I've a fairly good understanding of suitescript. I got assigned to a new project that will require 2 suitetalk integrations, what's the best way to get up and running?
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battk
07/01/2021, 3:56 AMsuitetalk is now too generic
battk
07/01/2021, 3:56 AMthere is now a restful api and a soap api
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Mark Robinson
07/06/2021, 2:17 PMI would recommend getting an external tool called postman. It has helped me to better understand the data flow and connection processes when learning about NetSuite integrations.
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Mr_Tib
07/06/2021, 6:48 PM@battk So, is it a bad idea to implement suitetalk on a new project I'm about to take on? I'm going to be the lead dev there so It's a good time to decide on that.
Mr_Tib
07/06/2021, 6:50 PMPrevious lead dev suggested not to use RESTlets or Suitelets and so on, exclusively Suitetalk. We need communicate bidirectionally with Sharepoint and some 3rd party CRM they have
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battk
07/06/2021, 6:54 PMgenerally you pick whichever you feel more comfortable with
battk
07/06/2021, 6:54 PMif you want to be more professional about it, you need to identify your requirements and determine if whatever integration method can support those requirements
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Mr_Tib
07/06/2021, 6:59 PMthanks, yeah actually I have never used suitetalk and they are just throwing me in there expecting me to use it for this decently sized project. I don't think I should be doing suitetalk, maybe have our suitetalk guy with more experience on it do it? It is my understanding you don't learn suitetalk in one week and expect to take on a 4 month project around it.
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battk
07/06/2021, 7:08 PMthats not really something i help on
battk
07/06/2021, 7:08 PMi dont think telling people battks says to use or not use suitetalk is gonna help here
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Mr_Tib
07/06/2021, 7:38 PMyeah, sorry I didn't mean for it to sound that way.
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