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RESTful Design, Patterns and Anti-Patterns

19 August 2009 2 Comments

Many people claim their Web APIs and enterprise applications offer a “RESTful” interface. But merely getting by without a SOAP envelope, or tunneling all kinds of information through URIs, doesn’t magically sprinkle REST pixie dust on bad designs. This session will start with an extra-fast intro to REST before listing the most common patterns and anti-patterns of applying REST design principles, covering issues such as the (un)importance of URI design, resources vs. representations, and the role of hypermedia.

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  • Allan said:

    Ack. The video isn’t coming up (perhaps Parleys.com is down).

  • admin (author) said:

    It is working now. It happens sometimes that external web sites where the video is hosted have issues. As Parleys.com is a very good web site with a lot of valuable content, they may have performance problems.

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