Zoho Projects - REST API Wrappers
If you are using our REST API, you must check out our wrappers to make it even more simple. You simply need to download the wrapper of your choice, drop into your project and start working. You need not worry about the parameters and interfacing details, everything is already bundled in our wrappers.
Zoho Projects has official API wrappers for the following languages:
For Java
For ObjectiveC
For DotNet
For Python
For Ruby
Our wrappers are hosted and available in our public repositories in Github. You are free to download, use, and modify them. Also, you can wrap the modified API and share it with the world.
We would love to know if you have created your own wrappers for Zoho Projects.
Regards,
Mughil David
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