Microsoft: "Let's publish APIs that all developers want and not tell them how to access it, making them waste hours on researching it...."

https://developer.linkedin.com/docs...

Microsoft: "That's a good one! Let's also not answer any of the stack overflows"

https://google.com/search/...

Microsoft: "That'll show em !"

My experience is that microsoft usually has good documentation and readily answers questions.

I have had all my questions answered.

But I do know that linkedin has been rumored to have less documentation and also some of it is obsolete since they disabled large portions of the api after it was abused by marketing companies that harvested information :/

So that might be why the linkedin docs is bad.

Their vulnerability database API is also great: One can only get an API key with a private Microsoft account, not with a company one.

I guess they don't care about that anymore and one day they will mark it as depreciated ?