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90% is an exaggeration. Even someone doing CRUD has to be familiar not only with HTTP verbs, but also some headers, response codes, query strings, request bodie
by ratww 4y ago
90% is an exaggeration. Even someone doing CRUD has to be familiar not only with HTTP verbs, but also some headers, response codes, query strings, request bodies, understand how caching works, etc, at some point. The only way to avoid it is only working for years on the simplest of projects.
They don't have to read RFCs in bed before sleep, but they should at least know the gist of what they contain.
- xeromal 4y agoAll those things that you listed can be learned without reading the RFCs though, no? But yeah, I agree with the list you wrote. That's what I had in mind.
- ratww 4y agoThat's why I wrote "They don't have to read RFCs in bed before sleep, but they should at least know the gist of what they contain."