I didn't miss it, I deliberately omitted it, because it's only semantics. Different system or version is just a question of perspective here.
The only thing Fielding has to say about this problem: Either you never break backward compatibility or you are not doing REST. If you want to do REST, create a new API every time you would break backward compatibility.
He's only unhappy with the fact that some people call these new non-backward compatible systems "new major version" and not "new systems".
GTA isn't GTA3 etc.
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I didn't miss it, I deliberately omitted it, because it's only semantics. Different system or version is just a question of perspective here.
The only thing Fielding has to say about this problem: Either you never break backward compatibility or you are not doing REST. If you want to do REST, create a new API every time you would break backward compatibility.
He's only unhappy with the fact that some people call these new non-backward compatible systems "new major version" and not "new systems".
GTA isn't GTA3 etc.