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Code first for prototyping and early stage. Then switch as soon as you have customers.
by sroussey 3y ago
Code first for prototyping and early stage.
Then switch as soon as you have customers.
- Petermarcu 3y agoWondering if you can generate your service stubs and your clients to use for testing from TypeSpec, could it be faster even in the prototyping/early stages to define your spec first? A la gRpc?
- _w1tm 3y agoSounds reasonable. In an org where the customers are internal teams it makes more sense to sit down together and define a schema first. Then the consumer and provider teams just go away and write the code concurrently without having to waste time talking to each other.
- sroussey 3y agoIn this case, write mock data first