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30 Aug 08
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Red Herring: The Evils of POST
If you dip into REST discussions a bit, you may leave with the impression that POST is the anti-REST, and it should be avoided at all costs. However, if that’s true, why did the Great Roy allow POST to be foisted upon HTTP? Perhaps it has a place in RESTful applications after all — as long as it’s used intelligently.This usually becomes obvious when you’re deep in the bowels of resource-modelling an application, trying to figure out how to represent a complex operation as state — only to realise that there’s no need to expose all of the details, if there were just some way to say “hey, submit this for processing!” POST is the correct answer.
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formats are hard
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Finally, one of the deeper REST constraints is using hypertext as the engine of application state.
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07 May 08
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This usually becomes obvious when you’re deep in the bowels of resource-modelling an application, trying to figure out how to represent a complex operation as state — only to realise that there’s no need to expose all of the details, if there were just some way to say “hey, submit this for processing!” POST is the correct answer.
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Red Herring: URI Design
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I’d worry a lot more about cacheability, extensibility and well-defined formats before blowing out my schedule on well-designed URIs.
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n almost all cases, there are a multitude of good RESTful URIs for a concept, not just one. Many of the considerations are practical (e.g., will it work with relative URIs? Will it be cacheable? Is it extensible?), not theoretical, but people seem very inclined to focus on the theory, IME.
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10 Mar 08
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22 Mar 07
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07 Mar 07
mikeypsparql is an HTTP Sparql client written in Python. It performs SELECT and ASK queries on an endpoint which implements the HTTP (GET or POST) bindings of the SPARQL Protocol.
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06 Mar 07
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02 Mar 07
Alan DeanI think that most of the debate about REST focuses on the wrong things, leading developers down the garden path at the expense of their productivity and the success of their projects. Time and time again, I’ve seen folks who are new to REST get caught u
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Dietmar TempsHow About Some Real Issues with REST ...
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28 Feb 07
Kenneth PriisholmI think that most of the debate about REST focuses on the wrong things, leading developers down the garden path at the expense of their productivity and the success of their projects.
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27 Feb 07
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