Juste a small comment to say that I like the way the discussions are going in this workshop.
Users, as end users or lib and dapp developers, are indeed the real stakeholders of our APIs.
Even if RPC APIs are expected to make machines communicate with each other, we should not forget that sending manual requests to a node is a big part of how users learn or debug. The improvements that we are going to work on have to make sure it improves the user experience and ease of use (or at least keep it the same, but improve would be nice) and that it not only focuses on details only visible to implementers.
Juste a small comment to say that I like the way the discussions are going in this workshop. Users, as end users or lib and dapp developers, are indeed the real stakeholders of our APIs. Even if RPC APIs are expected to make machines communicate with each other, we should not forget that sending manual requests to a node is a big part of how users learn or debug. The improvements that we are going to work on have to make sure it improves the user experience and ease of use (or at least keep it the same, but improve would be nice) and that it not only focuses on details only visible to implementers.