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This is the problem I see with the cross-domain requests; it puts the implementation change on the service provider rather than the app provider. If I was buil
by bbuffone 17y ago
This is the problem I see with the cross-domain requests; it puts the implementation change on the service provider rather than the app provider. If I was building an application using PHP I don't need to get twitter to change their server to allow me call their apis, so why is this different.
- notauser 17y agoThat's less of an issue for intentional APIs (where the API provider is already doing work for you) than it is for unintentional APIs (rss feeds, any reasonably clean page you can crawl with jQuery) where the provider will do nothing to help you.