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I pitty anyone writing direct SOAP interfaces for an iOS app. From a few years of app dev, at the end of the day it makes everthing a lot more flexible if prox
by joelhaasnoot 10y ago
I pitty anyone writing direct SOAP interfaces for an iOS app.
From a few years of app dev, at the end of the day it makes everthing a lot more flexible if proxied, even with a tiny facade, because it gives you options and choices when it comes to making changes.
- troels 10y agoGood point. Wouldn't you usually do this on a server and then expose a sane api to the ios app? Who consumes SOAP directly in ios?
- bouke 10y agoSure it might not make sense to use SOAP for communication between an iOS app and its server-side counterpart. However when writing consumers of an existing SOAP service, for example in an macOS or console application; it might make more sense.
- joelhaasnoot 10y agoOr server-side swift for that matter...