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A strong recommendation that API producers should, if at all possible, have an in-house product that is itself a client of the API. "Dogfooding" may be a cliche, but it's an important grounding effect, and keeps the API design from veering off into theory and premature optimization.
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Agreed. The importance is to have it be something that your own team relies on. A client library is more along the lines of what the team is still offering out to the community.
A strong recommendation that API producers should, if at all possible, have an in-house product that is itself a client of the API. "Dogfooding" may be a cliche, but it's an important grounding effect, and keeps the API design from veering off into theory and premature optimization.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: