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But like the article mentioned, clients using REST are used to dealing with wrappers written for their language anyway. They'd prefer to not bother with URLs, q
by imiric 9y ago
But like the article mentioned, clients using REST are used to dealing with wrappers written for their language anyway. They'd prefer to not bother with URLs, query strings, and MIME types, and simply consume an API in the language that feels natural for them.
You can argue that REST is easier to debug for developers, but nothing makes XML-RPC or binary protocols inherently _less_ easier to debug. It depends on the platform and library you're using.
I wholeheartedly agree with the article. Well done.
- bpicolo 9y ago> are used to dealing with wrappers written for their language anyway And the wide availability of those is because it's so easy to build one over obvious REST apis.