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these levels? https://blog.restcase.com/4-maturity-levels-of-rest-api-design/ https://blog.restcase.com/4-maturity-levels-of-rest-api-desi...
by esafak 1y ago
these levels? https://blog.restcase.com/4-maturity-levels-of-rest-api-design/ https://blog.restcase.com/4-maturity-levels-of-rest-api-desi...
- ivan_gammel 1y agoYes. Though more canonical link is here: https://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html https://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.ht...
- shadowgovt 1y agoIt is interesting to me that GraphQL would be in "the swamp of POX," mostly because personal experience was that shifting from hand-built REST to GraphQL solved a lot of problems we had. Mostly around discovery and composition; the ability to sometimes ask for a little data and sometimes a lot at the same endpoint is huge, and the fact that all of that happens under the same syntax as opposed to smearing out such controls over headers, method, URI, and query params decreased cognitive load. Perhaps the real issue was that XML is awful and a much thinner resource representation simplifies most of the problems for developers and users.