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This. I read quite much about REST and HATEOAS, and it didn't made any sense to me. Somehow the "magic sauce" was missing. How should a client that doesn't kn

by k__ 4y ago

This. I read quite much about REST and HATEOAS, and it didn't made any sense to me. Somehow the "magic sauce" was missing. How should a client that doesn't know anything about an API interpret it's meaning? I felt like an idiot. Like there was some high end algorithm or architecture that completely eluded me. But it the end, it probably just meant, HATEOAS is for humans.

falcolas 4y ago
I feel almost like there’s an implicit dependency on GAI for interpreting HATEOS properly.
- k__ 4y ago
  Yes. I thought so too! I just had the impression, that this was too much and I'm simply missing something obvious.