>That’s got to be true too. Few of us want to be making manual HTTP calls out to APIs anymore. These days a great SDK, not a great API, is a hallmark, and maybe even a necessity, of a world class development experience.
I may be in that "few of us" set because I really prefer a simple HTTP API that I can implement myself rather than having to take a library dependency on some code with transitive dependencies and unknown future maintainership. A good SDK is nice to have but a integrating with a bad one by accident is horrible.
I may be in that "few of us" set because I really prefer a simple HTTP API that I can implement myself rather than having to take a library dependency on some code with transitive dependencies and unknown future maintainership. A good SDK is nice to have but a integrating with a bad one by accident is horrible.