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not doing REST
Rest Stop © Grant Lindsay From Mark Baker : So if you're writing (or generating) contract/interface-level code which can't late-bind to all resources, everywhere, you're not doing REST ... Is this "We don't need no stinkin contracts!" meme a reaction to...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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typing rest
The One Thing We Can't Live Without © Ray Count me as someone who wants some typing in the REST world, based on the arguments made in the post by Aristotle Pagaltzis last week. We're talking about contracts here. Contracts need to be formalized,...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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ETags are not a panacea
panacea © Rufino panacea: A remedy for all diseases, evils, or difficulties; a cure-all. From Answers.com In my post " That Darned Cat! - 1 ",I complained about Twitter performance, and peeked at some of their HTTP headers noticing they didn'tseem to...
from Blog: Patrick Mueller
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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...
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