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Providing fully featured API out of the gates for a service which got launched in a hurry (at least that's the impression I got) would probably be a bad idea co
by jorde 14y ago
Providing fully featured API out of the gates for a service which got launched in a hurry (at least that's the impression I got) would probably be a bad idea considering the early nature of the service. I'm confident that Garry will provide one but API is something people shouldn't rush too much with. I'm a firm believer of shipping fast but with APIs I tend to be cautious.
As for feedback to Garry: it would be nice if the line width would be shorter or text being larger, I find it myself playing tennis a bit (fan of large article type here)
- jmathai 14y agoI just think when you make a pledge to users that you'll safeguard their data forever that you need to think through a few things that their team hasn't yet. Postponing the forever message until the underlying features to support it are built would go a long way. Personally, I don't see the issue in launching with an API early. We launched the API for OpenPhoto well before we had any UI.