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so if biochem is the most important, how exactly does that play out in clinical years? like, we're all just going to magically retain some..

this person gets it

been through 3 API changes in the last 6 months alone on my first SaaS project, still can't get a straight answer on what's "stable" and what's not lmao

First time posting but ive been dealing with this exact thing for like 6 months so it's been this nagging feeling that all the SaaS 'success stories' were just quietly omitting this part... like their API docs were somehow magically perfect from day one. *(edited)*

teh real issue is when the API doc is basically just a link to a wiki page from 2018 with no update history or explanation of deprecated methods, it's not even clear what "API doc" means to the team, is it some 3rd party lib or a custom implementation

I'm only posting this cuz i finally have a decent API to work with, but i'm still haunted by my time on a platform that decided to change the API endpoint for user data from 'get_user_by_email' to 'get_user_by_email_and_sso_token'. 6 months of rewriting code, countless meetings with the CEO 'clarifying' the reason behind the change, only to finally get an answer from a dev on github. anyway, that 'improved' api was a nightmare for the end users i worked with. they didn't care about the 'better architecture' and all that jazz, they just wanted their reports to work

so brave for sharing this completely obvious thing

the way I nodded reading this

most of the time its not api hell but data hell *(edited)*

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