Hi Adam,
Regarding Restlet Framework, its implies a resource-oriented design
(resources, URIs, representations) and proper usage of HTTP
application-level features (conneg, caching, conditional requests, etc.).
However it doesn't force interaction between clients and servers to go
through
Hi all,
This is slightly off-topic but here is my new blog post, walking you from
hypermedia APIs to cross-device web sites and introducing a formal Web
API architecture style:
http://blog.restlet.com/2013/05/02/how-much-rest-should-your-web-api-get/
Please share your thoughts and help us spread
Jerome, this was a good post and lots to think about. I don't have any feed
back right now, as much of the conversation was new material for me, but I
tended to agree with what Hansson posted.
Are you planing on moving Restlet towards more of the Web API style framework,
as opposed to a
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