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It looks like it's already been answered pretty thoroughly. The cell analogy works really well. I tend to describe it more akin to REST vs WSDL regarding the n
by brightball 9y ago
It looks like it's already been answered pretty thoroughly. The cell analogy works really well.
I tend to describe it more akin to REST vs WSDL regarding the necessity of exchanging contracts between WSDL participants when there is a change to adhere to the structure.