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I'm missing a few in the list: 1) Have an API but only expose that via some weird-ass tool instead of a normal protocol. 2) Have a lot of documentation but make
by wokkel 7y ago
I'm missing a few in the list:
1) Have an API but only expose that via some weird-ass tool instead of a normal protocol.
2) Have a lot of documentation but make it so bad it's useless (looking at Telebib2 right now)
3) Only return generic errors which are always the same
4) Refer to standards so you don't have to document them, but then deviate slightly so all standard tools don't work
5) Make it ambiguous (best one I've seen so far: 30% of the required fields must be filled in, doesn't matter which 30%).
I could go on looking back the projects I've done.