Forcing all clients to reload their code at the same time sounds like a bad idea. Allowing different clients to run different incompatible versions of the code at the same time also sounds like a bad idea.
APIs are like database engines; they should rarely change. Making it easy to change them is an anti-pattern.
Engineers don't build bridges with replaceable pillars or skyscrapers with replaceable foundations. When aerospace engineers tried building a plane with replaceable engines, we got Boeing 737 Max...
APIs are like database engines; they should rarely change. Making it easy to change them is an anti-pattern.
Engineers don't build bridges with replaceable pillars or skyscrapers with replaceable foundations. When aerospace engineers tried building a plane with replaceable engines, we got Boeing 737 Max...