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The second article you linked here makes a much stronger case than the first one. If HATEOAS doesn't work without a human, it's essentially useless for API des
by k__ 5y ago
The second article you linked here makes a much stronger case than the first one.
If HATEOAS doesn't work without a human, it's essentially useless for API design.
- recursivedoubts 5y agoI agree, the second article is deeper. The first is an attempt to explain HATEOAS in terms of HTML.