I\'m creating a Url router for a web framework. Trying to make as friendly to use as possible. The API looks something like:
I\'m trying to add new functionality to an existing library. I would need to add new data to a class hierarchy so that the root class would have accessors for it. Anyone should be able to get this dat
I work in development team of about 12 and we build a reasonable set of API\'s that we use on a strictly in-house only basis. Typically all classes a开发者_StackOverflow中文版nd interfaces are public
I\'m designing an API in C#, and one function I need is something along the lines of: void CreateChild(string name, ChildType type);
I have a class library that wraps the command line client for Mercurial. My intention is to implement support for all the built-in commands, but in addition to those, there\'s a ton of extensions out
I like the way Google Maps\' api is consumed, using a script include, but I\'m worried: My api is \"semi-private\", that is, accessible over the internet but should allow for secure transmission of d
I am designing an internal API for a system I am writing. What 开发者_高级运维are some best practises in API Design to think about?The examples are in Java but the hints apply to any language.
There is one method in Lookup<,> that is not in ILookup<,>: public IEnumerable<TResult> A开发者_开发问答pplyResultSelector<TResult>(
Is it common, in API Design, to do something like this: public ReadOnlyCollection Get开发者_运维百科Collection
We have some resources on a REST server structured like this: /someResources/foo /someResources/bar /someResources/baz
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