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Design and Build Great Web APIs: Sentence clarity suggestion (page 31, first paragraph)

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Design and Build Great Web APIs: Sentence clarity suggestion (page 31, first paragraph)

Title: Design and Build Great Web APIs (page 31, first paragraph)

Original Sentence: “We can improve the quality of our APIs by using the HTTP’s message-based approach, adopting the web’s use of a small set of standards, and making it easy to get started, as well as the REST style of constraining our options in order to build more consistent solutions.”

Suggestion: “We can improve the quality of our APIs by using the HTTP’s message-based approach, adopting the web’s use of a small set of standards, which makes it easy to get started, as well as the REST style of constraining our options in order to build more consistent solutions.”

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nice edit. thanks. --mamund

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