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On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 12:23 PM, Peter Hunsberger <peter.hunsberger@gmail.com> wrote:
I agree, and I think the discussion has honestly rather spent itself.
This is where I think you swerve off the road. Of course at some point there is an understanding. Tight vs loose coupling is independent of has nothing to do with that, and frankly it's so trivial that I'm not sure why it has come up. The point is *when* the collaborating systems come about the understanding. Loose coupling, including REST is about late binding. The very headers and media types you mention are to *ensure* loose coupling, including via the handshake of content negotiation. That is *not* schema-first interaction, which is tight coupling.
I've had enough speaking for Simon for a week, but I will note you seem to come up with some extraordinarily odd paraphrases of what people actually say. I don't think that helps bring this conversation any value, so I think I'm also done on this subthread.
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