Comments by "佐々木楓(^.^)" (@Kaede-Sasaki) on "Real Engineering" channel.

  1. Agreed. Still trying to figure this out though: Why does API and other architectures even need to be (re)built? Isn't that the equivalent of reinventing the wheel? Shouldn't there be ready-made APIs and architectures you could buy (physical analogy: you COULD build your own office and install the plumbing, or you could rent/buy an office with the plumbing already done).
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  2. Why does API and other architectures even need to be (re)built? Isn't that the equivalent of reinventing the wheel? Shouldn't there be ready-made APIs and architectures you could buy (physical analogy: you COULD build your own office and install the plumbing, or you could rent/buy an office with the plumbing already done).
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  3. On my toilet trying to figure this out: Why does API and other architectures even need to be (re)built? Isn't that the equivalent of reinventing the wheel? Shouldn't there be ready-made APIs and architectures you could buy (physical analogy: you COULD build your own office and install the plumbing, or you could rent/buy an office with the plumbing already done).
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  4. Why does API and other architectures even need to be (re)built? Isn't that the equivalent of reinventing the wheel? Shouldn't there be ready-made APIs and architectures you could buy (physical analogy: you COULD build your own office and install the plumbing, or you could rent/buy an office with the plumbing already done).
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  5. Maybe I could ask you, iydm: Why does API and other architectures even need to be (re)built? Isn't that the equivalent of reinventing the wheel? Shouldn't there be ready-made APIs and architectures you could buy (physical analogy: you COULD build your own office and install the plumbing, or you could rent/buy an office with the plumbing already done).
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