← Back to context Comment by raverbashing 1 month ago REST + Swagger I'd say 12 comments raverbashing Reply virtue3 1 month ago Swagger is critical. The graphql schema.json is very very good at helping ai's figure out how to use the service. Swagger evens that advantage. _heimdall 1 month ago How does Swagger help with REST though? By design, REST supports schemas and is self documenting, Swagger seems redundant. _heimdall 1 month ago Why would you need Swagger with REST? spiderfarmer 1 month ago Why would anyone need docs. _heimdall 1 month ago REST is self documenting.Edit: for down voters, I'd be curious why. 7 replies →
virtue3 1 month ago Swagger is critical. The graphql schema.json is very very good at helping ai's figure out how to use the service. Swagger evens that advantage. _heimdall 1 month ago How does Swagger help with REST though? By design, REST supports schemas and is self documenting, Swagger seems redundant.
_heimdall 1 month ago How does Swagger help with REST though? By design, REST supports schemas and is self documenting, Swagger seems redundant.
_heimdall 1 month ago Why would you need Swagger with REST? spiderfarmer 1 month ago Why would anyone need docs. _heimdall 1 month ago REST is self documenting.Edit: for down voters, I'd be curious why. 7 replies →
spiderfarmer 1 month ago Why would anyone need docs. _heimdall 1 month ago REST is self documenting.Edit: for down voters, I'd be curious why. 7 replies →
_heimdall 1 month ago REST is self documenting.Edit: for down voters, I'd be curious why. 7 replies →
Swagger is critical. The graphql schema.json is very very good at helping ai's figure out how to use the service. Swagger evens that advantage.
How does Swagger help with REST though? By design, REST supports schemas and is self documenting, Swagger seems redundant.
Why would you need Swagger with REST?
Why would anyone need docs.
REST is self documenting.
Edit: for down voters, I'd be curious why.
7 replies →