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As a developer, I would rather have my code break than continue to use a terrible API.
by anonymoushn 15y ago
As a developer, I would rather have my code break than continue to use a terrible API.
- dvhh 15y agoHow about fixing your application, because your terrible API were deprecated, for an application that is quite old, bit still in support ? (and of course for free, because client don't expect to pay for a compatibility fix).