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Saved by 13 people (0 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-07-10
- Mgibbons on 2008-09-11 - Tags rest
- Rameshbabu on 2008-08-20 - Tags rest , webservices
- Boycaught on 2004-08-16 - Tags developer
- Jlundstocholm on 2008-05-16 - Tags rest , webservices , architecture
- Deusx23 on 2008-03-21 - Tags rest , webdev
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People have made significant efforts to RESTize SOAP and
WSDL. The question is no longer whether to REST, but instead it's become how to be the best REST?
Highlighted by kayflow
on 2006-07-11 by kayflow
대세를 인정할것! 표준은 우리들이 정한다. 사악한 벤더들은 가라!
REST is easy to implement and has many highly desirable
architectural properties: scalability, performance, security,
reliability, and extensibility
Highlighted by kayflow
[G] Implementing REST correctly requires a resource-oriented view
of the world instead of the object-oriented views many developers are
familiar with.
Highlighted by kayflow
[TIP] XML Schema
provides a good framework for defining simple types, which can be used
for validating query parameters.
Highlighted by kayflow
Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines
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Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines
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[G] Implementing REST correctly requires a resource-oriented view
of the world instead of the object-oriented views many developers are
familiar with.
Highlighted by jlundstocholm
There must be a
shared vocabulary between a service and its consumers.
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