
erikj
Design and Build Great Web APIs: suggestion, GitHub
Hosting the sample code on GitHub seems like it would have several advantages:
- adopt a popular, contemporary distribution channel
- provide a convenient means to browse the code-- via a web browser-- rather than downloading a zip, unzipping, navigating to the code via file browser or terminal, then displaying the file in text viewer or text editor
- allow for readers to submit pull requests for errata like typos, making updates of the sample code easier and community facilitated
Also, it would align w/ promoting, for beginners, usage of some of the fundamental, contemporary tools and techniques that are mentioned in the book and used in API development:
- Git
- GitHub
- Pull requests
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