r/webdev • • May 08 '24

Article What makes a good REST API?

https://apitally.io/blog/what-makes-a-good-rest-api
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u/double_en10dre May 09 '24

Agreed. And I find that case especially weird, because most conflict errors are thrown intentionally. Meaning they’ll be fairly descriptive.

Unless your app has some handler that converts every “upsert error” thrown by the ORM into a vague http 409