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new gRESTbook()
The Biggest Guestbook in the World © edwin11_79 As atonement for my sins ,I've started a new mini-project called gRESTbook .The idea is to actually stop spouting off about REST, and just waving the "it's easy and it's cacheable!" flag,and writes some...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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Lighter than HTTP
One of the things we discovered in Jazz was that when youstart thinking of defining your product's remoteable APIs asservices, that you find yourself in a position where youwant your server to also be a client to these services.But you obviously don't want to...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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Rest. and be Thankful
Duncan Cragg's Business Functions | The REST Dialogues just blew my mind. Here I was, all this time, thinking myself a RESTafarian. I had however, always believed there wasa place for RPC-styled invocations. This is largely, no doubt, from the work I did on...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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Amazon S3 vs RESTful Collections
Two things I've been reading / thinking about have collided in my mind: RESTful Collections , and the Amazon S3 service . I've posted an 'article' comparing / constrasting the two, at my wiki, here: Amazon S3 vs RESTful Collections .
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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answers to Ajax/REST questions
In response to my Ajax/REST article , Frank Staheli asked the following questions: 1. Can AJAX still take advantage of back-end database connection pooling (a huge disadvantage of client-server graphical apps, that they couldn't)? I would think so, but I'm...
from Blog: Jazz platform development
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Ajax/REST architecture article online
The article I recently wrote on the architectural issues of Ajax and REST is now online . Please note that this article only talks about runtime matters; I'm working on an article for next month that covers development-time and maintenance issues of Ajax...
from Blog: Jazz platform development
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Amazon.com's URLs become more human-friendly
I was on Amazon.com the other day and noticed that their URLs have changed. In the past, Amazon book URLs looked like this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/006251587X/ There's usually some application gorp appended to the URL above, but at it's essence, it's a...
from Blog: Jazz platform development
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a pleasant surprise
I've been working on an article for developerWorks discussing the architectural advantages, particularly with regards to scalability, of a pure Ajax/REST architecture to support immersive web applications. To back up my argument, I finally read Roy Fielding's...
from Blog: Jazz platform development
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Two Webs
Dare Obasanjo : " When talking about REST and HTTP-For-APIs, we should be careful notto learn the wrong lessons from how HTTP-For-Browsers is used today. " Web browsers, while being good at what they're designed to do, are positively terrible examples of...
from Blog: chmod 777 web
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Lo REST, Hi REST, REST REST REST...
There's a Dr. Seuss parody in here somewhere.
from Blog: chmod 777 web
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The Hi road and the Lo Road
Mark Nottingham : " I don’t see much benefit to dividing the REST world into "hi" and "lo." " I have to line up with Mark on this one. Can we please stop trying to label everything and just write code that works based on standards that work?
from Blog: chmod 777 web
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GETsful
Joe Gregorio : GETSful (adj.) Derogatory Any web services protocol that claims to be RESTful but only uses GET for everything. See, for example, del.icio.us and 30boxes . One really needs to wonder if it's better to embed VERBs in a URL and tunnel everything...
from Blog: chmod 777 web
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