Stu says stuff: RESTful normalization
Partially-baked ideas and commentary on technology and society. RESTful normalization Why is RESTful design thought to be hard? I said this during Sanjiva's talk at QCon, but here's my one line summary RESTful design is like relational data normalization. Even though both are driven by principles, both are an art, not a science. And the popular alternatives, unfortunately, tend to be driven by cra
Stu says stuff: Understanding hypermedia as the engine of application state
Partially-baked ideas and commentary on technology and society. Understanding hypermedia as the engine of application state REST has four architectural constraints: separation of resource from representation, manipulation of resources by representations, self-descriptive messages, and hypermedia as the engine of application state. The constraint with the most mystical reverence is the fourth one.
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