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> I admit I never seen a use case that justify the complexity of usage. Let's say you have a native app and a web app. I don't see these 2 changing that much in
by Kamq 4y ago
> I admit I never seen a use case that justify the complexity of usage. Let's say you have a native app and a web app. I don't see these 2 changing that much in terms of data so a an API middlelayer is just simpler.
It has some benefits when you have multiple different products that need different "pieces" of the data, rather than 2 different clients for the same product.
I never quite understood how much hype it got, but it provides some nice benefits in an internal corporate environment, especially when data within said environment has an "owner" and accessing it from a new place requires an entire process.
- InvOfSmallC 4y agoYeah the project where we are going to use it consumers will do different products with the same data. So I’m curious to see how this will we actually implemented. (We also have Kafka topics where you can consume all the sources in your storage but that gives other problems so I’m not completely negative on giving a single point where you can aggregate data)