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If you don't need a "full" REST API (whatever that means) then there is no business benefit to a "full" REST API. And be honest: the back end for handling eith
by davelnewton 9y ago
If you don't need a "full" REST API (whatever that means) then there is no business benefit to a "full" REST API.
And be honest: the back end for handling either is the same. No reason the same code can't be used if/when you need `v2/proposals` with RESTful verbs.
The biggest benefit for "full" REST is that lots of tooling supports it and it might cut down on documentation time.