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by dolmen
1824 days ago
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Who wants to rely on an API which will disappear in 3 months? This is fine for a student project or an app which has a fixed planned end-of-life, but not much more. If I learn that API and it disappears, I just wasted my time. I should have learned an API that I will be able to reuse later. |
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The only issue I had was with shaming the developer for building something he thought people would want and soliciting feedback. If that wasn't the intention of my parent comment, I apologize and retract my statement.