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Either option is fine, as long as your user agrees.
by boffinAudio 5y ago
Either option is fine, as long as your user agrees.
- Jensson 5y agoYou have more than one user. Some of them will want power, other will want ease of use. You can't satisfy everyone without making multiple products.
- TeMPOraL 5y agoMore than that, there may be a whole stack of software components between your API and your users. In this sense, quite a lot of software is written for computers and not other humans (or, your users are other software devs). This is to say, "all software is written for humans" is too general to be useful - the important issues are all in the details.