# Getting Started

- [Introduction](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/introduction.md)
- [Authentication](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/authentication.md)
- [Errors](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/errors.md): This page describes the error statuses returned by the Uiza APIs
- [Quick Starts](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/quick-starts.md)
- [Live Streaming](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/quick-starts/quickstart.md)
- [Video Streaming](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/quick-starts/video-streaming.md)
- [Pagination](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/pagination.md)
- [Recommended Specifications](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/recommended-specifications.md)
- [Postman Collections](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/postman-collections.md)
- [Sample Streaming Apps](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/sample-streaming-apps.md)
- [NodeJS Live Streaming App](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/sample-streaming-apps/nodejs-live-streaming-app.md): How to build your live streaming web app with Uiza’s API using React and NodeJS
- [Java Live Streaming App](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/sample-streaming-apps/java-live-streaming-app.md): How to build your live streaming web app with Uiza’s API using React and Java
- [Python Live Streaming App](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/sample-streaming-apps/python-live-streaming-app.md): How to build your live streaming web app with Uiza’s API using Python
- [How to integrate live streaming into an Android App using Uiza’s Live API](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/sample-streaming-apps/how-to-integrate-live-streaming-into-an-android-app-using-uizas-live-api.md)
- [Versioning](https://docs.uiza.io/2020-03-26-1/getting-started/versioning.md): Uiza APIs has current version is 2020-03-26


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