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Good practice would recommend adding /v1/ to your API url. The state of the boolean ecosystem is moving so fast that we have no idea what booleans will look lik
by cpa 11y ago
Good practice would recommend adding /v1/ to your API url. The state of the boolean ecosystem is moving so fast that we have no idea what booleans will look like in 5 years!
- sp332 11y agoA classic from 2005 http://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_ http://thedailywtf.com/articles/What_Is_Truth_0x3f_
- alanfriedman 11y agoGood call. We're already struggling to keep up with this rapidly evolving data type.
- adzm 11y agoI would like to see the API extended to support DELETE requests, and 404 not found when not existing. Additionally, I've been led to believe that some truths are truer than others, hence some method of ranking this truthiness is a must.
- _pmf_ 11y ago> Good practice would recommend adding /v1/ to your API url. The state of the boolean ecosystem is moving so fast that we have no idea what booleans will look like in 5 years! Nah; need to move fast and break things.
- throwaway2016a 11y agoNot necessarily. He should be using the HTTP Accepts header to negotiate content type including version. Using the version in the URL is considered an anti-pattern by a good many API evangelists.