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The answer depends on how many customers you are willing to loss. From a client perspective, everything is running well, you decide to change and it will cost
by sloaken 6y ago
The answer depends on how many customers you are willing to loss.
From a client perspective, everything is running well, you decide to change and it will cost them $X and Y (time) to match it. If there is not great value to the customer to change, then they might seek out a competitor.
Can you not make a compatibility library that lets them use the old interface on the new API?
Can you not run both systems, just not allow new customers on the old API?
- gabrielsroka 6y agoThose are good points. > compatibility library Even if we do, they still have to use it, which is still a change (albeit a smaller one). > run both systems Unfortunately, no.