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His alternative approach is actually pretty clever, even if not the best for Dropbox's API. I can see a number of advantages. If the query result is it's own r
by hcarvalhoalves 12y ago
His alternative approach is actually pretty clever, even if not the best for Dropbox's API. I can see a number of advantages.
If the query result is it's own resource, you get async for free (the POST can return the URI it will be at before it's ready), the server can cache the result indefinitely if wanted, and the client can treat the API as an immutable dataset.