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I've always liked the idea of putting latency requirements in to API specifications. Maybe that could help delimit what is and is not automatically inlined as t
by nixpulvis 1y ago
I've always liked the idea of putting latency requirements in to API specifications. Maybe that could help delimit what is and is not automatically inlined as the author proposes.
- xtajv 1y agoChoose APIs that offer SLAs. <3 It's not about being picky. It's about communicating needs, and setting boundaries that are designed to satisfy those needs without overwhelming anybody's system to the point of saturation and degraded performance.
- nixpulvis 1y agoRight, but what if some of that SLA information actually directed the code itself. In the context of this blog post, what if the SLA was <100ms for an initial response, with some mandatory fields, but then any additional information which happens to be loaded within that 100ms automatically is included. With anything outside the 100ms is automatically sent in a followup message?