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What's wrong with that? No need to overcomplicate stuff. That's a perfectly good solution depending on what reliability you want.
by mattmanser 13y ago
What's wrong with that? No need to overcomplicate stuff. That's a perfectly good solution depending on what reliability you want.
- zimpenfish 13y agoOh, I have no objection to simple RESTian APIs. But they're very much not SOA.