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If you don’t need it to be atomic, you can just make parallel requests. Should not be an issue with HTTP/2
by felixfbecker 7y ago
If you don’t need it to be atomic, you can just make parallel requests. Should not be an issue with HTTP/2
- charrondev 7y agoExcept now your server has to handle a lot more connections. Was recently dealing with a list of 100+ simple text fields each with unique identifying meta info. Most usage of the form would only involve updating a few at a time, but on initial entry or a large update all of them could be updated or deleted. A RESTful approach would have me submit 100+ individual PUT requests. However for a smaller instance of our server it would likely be affected by 100s of requests at a time and it would significantly complicate the client code to make all of these requests at a time and do the error handling for it. It’s actually a small payload, even with 100 items, so it’s ridiculous to send them individual in order to be “correct” if it - leads to a worse user experience. - increases load on the server. - complicates the codebase.