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No no, this just means I think the HTTP semantics are overkill, and a simple GET/POST gets across everything that I need to.
by jmondi 3y ago
No no, this just means I think the HTTP semantics are overkill, and a simple GET/POST gets across everything that I need to.
- kiitos 3y agoIf your application models a remote API in terms of endpoints which are either read-only/GET or read-write/POST, then you're subverting your own interests. There's no reason to constrain yourself in this way.