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ewittern

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    Comment #34515986

    Cool stuff, congrats on the launch! I am excited to learn about the details for complexity-based rate limits, as there are quite a few design considerations involved. For example, …

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    Comment #32374863

    We did research on solving the DOS issue using static analysis at IBM (cf. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2009.05632.pdf ). Our findings were that static analysis allows to determine (relat…

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    Comment #30382415

    In that regard, they are taking the language‘s name way too serious.

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    Comment #19157258

    Principle 8 mentions "demand control", including "estimating the cost of a query before performing it". This is very much in line with GraphQL API Management work we are doing at I…

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    Comment #19095527

    There are a few libraries that calculate complexity or cost of a GraphQL query, e.g., [1][2]. We think that differences of our approach are that we extract more diverse characteris…

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    Comment #13472737

    Hi Sean, there are two things: API Harmony is a research prototype we develop here at IBM Research. Using it, we explore things like mining API specifications, static code analysis…

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    Comment #13006083

    We are working on a IBM "catalog" at IBM Research called API Harmony: https://apiharmony-open.mybluemix.net/ One of our goals is to mine information about APIs, rather than relying…

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    Comment #11837741

    Everything is relative. Like 60 lines of code (especially as compared to a single one). Or humor.

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    Comment #11837669

    Shameless plug, I know, but I bet Inferno doesn't come close to my latest framework when it comes to the notorious task of writing a TODO app: https://github.com/ErikWittern/TODOit…

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    Comment #11836743

    In theory I agree, but TODOit is perfect, unfortunately.

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    Comment #11836738

    Damn. The launch party was already in full swing when I hit the commit button, and so I missed this mistake...

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    Comment #11836726

    Author here. If you have any questions, please go ahead and ask them either here or by filing issues.

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    Comment #11584753

    Mixing code with documentation is one concern. Another issue is that extracting the information needed to create a Swagger from source code is hard, especially when using dynamic l…

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    Comment #11584736

    What were the reasons people brought up against doing this?

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    Comment #11584728

    Cool projects, thanks for pointing them out! So, the scrape-html-to Swagger one would basically allow you to keep Swagger up to date as you change the human-readable API documentat…

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    Comment #11584027

    What do you think about automatic generation of client-code in various languages? With regards to the bugs, were they a result of the implementation and the specification getting o…

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    Comment #11583972

    Hi, the author here. I think its a good point you make. However, I believe being based on JSON or YAML, many of the specification formats provide at least some degree of readabilit…