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It isn't just deployment. Every version requires extra code paths for developers to maintain.
by abraham 14y ago
It isn't just deployment. Every version requires extra code paths for developers to maintain.
- benatkin 14y agoI didn't mean to say that it would be effortless. What I'm saying is that having the API on twitter.com can complicate twitter's web app, which should ideally be a separate service from their API. That might be a change worth making, even if it caused problems for some API users. I don't think keeping a non-versioned url at api.twitter.com would complicate things enough to justify turning it off, unless they didn't care about small API users.