API Versioning Best Practice

[Phillip Duba]

So when you put in the API version, do you put the index.cfm and Application.cfc in the, let's say, v1 folder, or one level up, like in the myapi folder if the URI were /myapi/v1/resources? Thanks,

Phil

[Adam Tuttle]

I typically put index.cfm & app.cfc inside the version folder.

Also just throwing this out there: feel free to use "natural" versions as well. For example, we do a lot of yearly events, so we've started doing "api/v2013/index.cfm/foo"

Adam

Adam

On Tue, May 28, 2013 at 9:20 AM, Phillip Duba <phil...@gmail.com> wrote:

So when you put in the API version, do you put the index.cfm and Application.cfc in the, let's say, v1 folder, or one level up, like in the myapi folder if the URI were /myapi/v1/resources? Thanks,

Phil

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[Phillip Duba]

Yeah, definitely could see using that in practice. In my instance, it would definitely be a v1, v2, etc., although I really don't think it'll go past v1 since the web app we're building the API for hasn't changed in years,

Phil

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