rachelcarmena
Release It! Second Edition: about Breaking API Changes (page 268)
About “Breaking API Changes”:
/borrower
I’d expect:
/borrowers
to follow the use of plural noun as with “/applications”.
And I think it mentions “/request” afterwards, instead of “/applications”.
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