Re:A Taxonomy of Technical Debt
by worldsayshi on Thursday April 12, 2018 @10:03AM
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> It would help a lot if there was a well-formed, unambiguous specification for both sides to hold to.
It does sound like you're describing the schema language part of GraphQL. I think that GraphQL is a great tool for making sure that the right stuff goes in and out. Although it's far from solving all input validation problems. Hmm, perhaps you're describing a different problem.
After having worked with GraphQL user input validation at least seems like a manageable problem. There still seems there should be even better methods for handling contagion problems in the data of historical mistakes though.
It does sound like you're describing the schema language part of GraphQL. I think that GraphQL is a great tool for making sure that the right stuff goes in and out. Although it's far from solving all input validation problems. Hmm, perhaps you're describing a different problem.
After having worked with GraphQL user input validation at least seems like a manageable problem. There still seems there should be even better methods for handling contagion problems in the data of historical mistakes though.