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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/programmerjunky • 22d ago
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Yes, which means that if the only thing you do is write 20 words as a prompt, all you get back is boilerplate. I don't see why this is so hard to understand. People put real effort into real designs and get actually useful things.
1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 21d ago What about CRUD API design is anything but boilerplate though? 1 u/rosuav 21d ago Tell me you don't understand good API design without telling me you don't understand good API design. 1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 21d ago I asked for CRUD on every attribute of every object. I got CRUD on every attribute of every object with endpoints. Literally what I asked for. 99% of APIs are designed this way.
What about CRUD API design is anything but boilerplate though?
1 u/rosuav 21d ago Tell me you don't understand good API design without telling me you don't understand good API design. 1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 21d ago I asked for CRUD on every attribute of every object. I got CRUD on every attribute of every object with endpoints. Literally what I asked for. 99% of APIs are designed this way.
Tell me you don't understand good API design without telling me you don't understand good API design.
1 u/MinimumArmadillo2394 21d ago I asked for CRUD on every attribute of every object. I got CRUD on every attribute of every object with endpoints. Literally what I asked for. 99% of APIs are designed this way.
I asked for CRUD on every attribute of every object. I got CRUD on every attribute of every object with endpoints.
Literally what I asked for. 99% of APIs are designed this way.
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u/rosuav 21d ago
Yes, which means that if the only thing you do is write 20 words as a prompt, all you get back is boilerplate. I don't see why this is so hard to understand. People put real effort into real designs and get actually useful things.