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Exactly. I like how you threw binding in there too; I use schema languages (such as XSD) for binding at least as much as for validation. Maybe it's because I pr
by wlievens 16y ago
Exactly. I like how you threw binding in there too; I use schema languages (such as XSD) for binding at least as much as for validation. Maybe it's because I program in a statically typed language, but I really apprecicate the value of schema's and related tools - even while acknowledging the schema languages themselves can be messy and imperfect.
- vhackish 16y agoI sort of like schema validation, but it makes it a pain to add things to your objects later if clients of your API are depending on that (they will break when you add something).