Service interfaces should be well-typed. Almost by definition, the cost to update a service interface will be a fraction of the time associated with updating its consumers and testing their integration. Dynamic types…
The FUD here is a bit ridiculous. Writing movie scripts in YAML using unquoted strings? That's pretty contrived. Using literal style is easy when it is potentially needed (e.g. programmatic output), and any decent…
I don't know, there are some tradeoffs there. Their sample appears to be "nearly JSON", which doesn't seem too helpful. Being close to but noncompliant with a standard doesn't bring anything but confusion. And it isn't…
I think that part of the problem with REST implied by the article is that it is purely request/response, rather than supporting full bidirectional communication. To me the term "temporal coupling" is skipping some…
Service interfaces should be well-typed. Almost by definition, the cost to update a service interface will be a fraction of the time associated with updating its consumers and testing their integration. Dynamic types…
The FUD here is a bit ridiculous. Writing movie scripts in YAML using unquoted strings? That's pretty contrived. Using literal style is easy when it is potentially needed (e.g. programmatic output), and any decent…
I don't know, there are some tradeoffs there. Their sample appears to be "nearly JSON", which doesn't seem too helpful. Being close to but noncompliant with a standard doesn't bring anything but confusion. And it isn't…
I think that part of the problem with REST implied by the article is that it is purely request/response, rather than supporting full bidirectional communication. To me the term "temporal coupling" is skipping some…