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Whatfettle - Paul Downey (psd)

A couple of years ago Brian Suda, who is a constant source of inspiration, visited Osmosoft and enthused about the papernet in particular pocketmod, a fabulous old idea, full of potential, but trapped inside a Flash application. Luckily he also inspired Natbat who came up with a neat stylesheet for making dinky pocket books using just HTML and CSS. From there it was a simple matter to put Natalie'

yohei 2010/09/16

作り方はこっち

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Whatfettle - Paul Downey (psd)

Just before our fun and games with REST cards at the XML Summer School it became apparent that a quick reference guide for HTTP headers and status codes would be useful. So I knife-and-forked RFC 2616 into httpPocketBook.tiddlyspace.com, printed a few copies out, and projected the page whilst we waved our hands about. As mentioned previously, the CSS3 print stylesheet doesn't work on crufty old br

yohei 2010/09/16

さっそく印刷してみた

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Whatfettle - Paul Downey (psd)

At the XML Summer School, my marra Marc Hadley and I ran a short workshop on designing REST Webby services. We used pin-boards around the room, along with index cards: which we connected with ribbon to paper-prototype HTTP message flows: People seemed to like the cards, adopting them as labels: All was going well until someone slipped "204 - No Content" into my badge holder. This made me grumpy, b

yohei 2010/09/15

これいいなー

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Whatfettle - Paul Downey (psd)

yohei 2009/02/28

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Whatfettle - Paul Downey (psd)

Roy Fielding is on something of a crusade, pushing back on many publishers of HTTP interfaces who claim to be RESTful. I particularly like the latest: REST APIs Must be Hypertext Driven. Unfortunately the Word of Roy may be a little too divine for comprehension by many sinners, so at the risk of invoking the wrath of the posse, I'll try and simplify. If you insist on using the word "REST" in assoc