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Your reply gives the impression that you might think that I work at Etsy - I don't. No one here has cited examples of how Etsy's API has failed. At least, noth
by donohoe 15y ago
Your reply gives the impression that you might think that I work at Etsy - I don't.
No one here has cited examples of how Etsy's API has failed. At least, nothing substantive. I'd love to see examples as the few times I have used it, its worked fine.
I guess the questions are:
- (1) If Etsy's API is defective, then what makes it so?
- (2) What potion of the blame lies with the language it was written in?
Anyone?
- code_duck 15y agoNot sure why my response wasn't enough to provide insight that your brief examination of their API has not. Nor do I understand why you'd like to focus on examining that one statement I made along with what was intended to be a brief aside. My aim was to raise the question of how well the API program has worked out for Etsy and developers overall. Whether the design of their API is technologically sound or whether PHP is a good choice or played a role in their API's successes or failures is only part of that.