Re: [webpayments] What are the WPWG February 2016 face-to-face prioritized issues (#89)

@rsolomakhin,

> I think that both of your goals can be achieved in a single API.

I think it's possible as well. But there is a question of whether or not we should solve it that way. And that (at least partially) has to do with whether we should create a high-level API that is composed of lower-level APIs or just one high-level API that has flags to turn things off/on. With lower-level APIs (or at least that design in mind), there is more room for merchants to access new things in the Web Platform using flows that work for them (potentially more innovation and broader adoption/reuse). If we do a high-level API without a composable design in mind, and it ends up only working for some people, we may end up having to redo a lot of work in the future in order to create something that works for everyone else.

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