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June Developer Digest

We’re always working to improve the integration experience for Stripe. This month, we launched an integration builder, a new interactive way to get started with the Stripe API. Stripe Billing has significant improvements, including a new Prices API that improves how you model pricing and billing cycles. We also released docs, videos, and resources to help you integrate Stripe with specific platforms and stacks.

Learn more about these updates and more below:

Introducing the payments integration builder
Explore our interactive code sample for accepting payments with Stripe, which helps you get started quickly and shows how Payment Intents work. It includes step-by-step instructions and for all our supported language libraries and has best practices baked in.

New developer features and updates

• Stripe Billing updates: We released a batch of new features for Stripe Billing recently. We now support sub-cent billing, the ability to automatically cancel subscriptions in case of disputes, and MRR drilldowns by product and plan. Read the details.

• Android SDK:

  stripe / stripe-android

  Stripe Android SDK

  We released Android SDK version 14.5.0 to support taking action on advanced fraud detection signals. This feature and additional fixes are available in prior SDK versions through these minor releases: v13.3.0, v12.9.0, v11.3.0, v10.5.0, and v9.4.0. Check which SDK version you’re using in the Dashboard and see our instructions for upgrading. -Prices API: We launched a new top-level endpoint to help you manage your products’ cost, currency, and billing cycle. It works with subscriptions, invoices, Stripe Checkout, and more. Read the guide to get started.

• Stripe Connect samples: We released several new samples for marketplaces and platforms, which cover how to handle user onboarding, creating charges, how to transfer money, and more.

• New countries: Stripe is now available in 5 additional European countries: the Czech Republic, Romania, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and Malta. Learn more.

• Updated Stripe CLI docs: We’ve updated the Stripe CLI docs to cover topics like listening for webhook events and testing your integration.

• Docs for developer tools: We launched new docs to help you get up and running with code libraries, API keys, and integration tools.

You can check out more updates, including several new features for the Stripe Dashboard on our blog. You can also see the details of the most recent API version (2020-03-02) in our API changelog.

Online workshops & office hours

Learn how to build a web app for team members to easily refund customers with Stripe in Ruby.

Learn how to respond to payment disputes programmatically.

Join a live code walkthrough and Q&A that’ll cover using Stripe with Next.js on June 10th on YouTube.

Watch a walkthrough of building an online wine store with Stripe Checkout.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to get notified about upcoming livestreams and code walkthroughs.

Increment magazine: Frontend

The latest issue of Increment surveys the breadth and depth of frontend development, from its principles, tools, and frameworks to its shifting scope and far-reaching fringes. Some of our favorite articles in this issue:

• “The Rise of React” by @stokel
• “Making Vue 3” by @youyuxi
• “When frontend means full stack” by @chriscoyier

Community

• Read @thorwebdev and @jlengstorf’s guide to adding Apple Pay and Google Pay to React websites. They also recorded a coding workshop on adding subscription management features to Jamstack apps.
• Listen to the latest JAMcommerce podcast episode covering Stripe Checkout, the CLI, and Payment Intents.
• Read what we’ve learned in the year since launching Stripe’s remote engineering hub and join our upcoming coffee chat on remote culture.

As always, we’d love to hear your feedback about the digest or Stripe in general. If you have questions or need help with code, we’re here to help via email, IRC (#stripe on freenode), Twitter, or the stripe-payments tag on Stack Overflow.

– Your friends at Stripe