Versioning is crucial for maintaining a stable and evolving REST API. As your API matures, changes become inevitable, whether due to bug fixes, new features, or performance enhancements. Proper versioning allows you to introduce these changes without breaking existing client integrations. This article explores several common REST API versioning strategies, discussing their pros and cons.

Open projects are a phenomenon that entered the arena of computer history at the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, in the form of the free software movement. At that time, business players in the IT industry saw them as a whim of a few members of the academic community, which had no place in commercial conditions. The vision of open projects, within which software could be used and copied for free, and users would be treated as collaborators, seemed to have no chance of developing and improving valuable computer products.

Often, employees of marketing agencies or beginner graphic designers lack technical knowledge about the operation of individual graphic file formats and their appropriate application. This becomes apparent when they submit vector graphics for online publication in JPG format or when they deliver a PDF file for printing with an RGB color palette and attached custom fonts. The purpose of this article is to provide a quick cheat sheet for such individuals, so that the works they submit do not lose quality as a result of conversion to inappropriate formats and to prevent situations where the prints turn out differently than the document preview on the monitor.