Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines
Implementing REST Web Services: Best Practices and Guidelines August 11, 2004 Hao He Despite the lack of vendor support, Representational State Transfer (REST) web services have won the hearts of many working developers. For example, Amazon's web services have both SOAP and REST interfaces, and 85% of the usage is on the REST interface. Compared with other styles of web services, REST is easy to i
Atom Authentication
December 17, 2003 Mark Pilgrim I wish I didn't need to write this article. My life would be much simpler if Atom could just use existing HTTP authentication, as-is. But it can't; I'm going to tell you why and then I'm going to tell you what we're doing instead. Let's back up. Atom, in case you missed it, is a new standard that uses XML over HTTP to publish and syndicate web-based content. It is in
Handling Atom Text and Content Constructs
December 7, 2005 Uche Ogbuji The Atom Syndication Format (RFC 4287) came about in part for social reasons and in part for technical reasons. The social reasons came down to difficulties reconciling factions of existing web feed formats. One of the key technical reasons is that existing web feed formats were not clear and rigorous in specifying rules for and interpretation of embedded content and h
REST on Rails
November 2, 2005 Matt Biddulph Imagine a news website with simple URLs for its news items and the categories they belong to: http://example.com/item/15 and http://example.com/category/rails. Suppose that it has been built using Ruby on Rails. In the article, we'll discuss how to REST-enable this site, giving read-write HTTP access to machine-readable representations of its resources. By the end of
Is AJAX Here to Stay?
October 5, 2005 Jordan Frank Web development in general recently emerged from a long period of stagnation. While the web browser has become a de facto operating system for the enterprise application, there used to be only two realistic options for developing them: Build simple web apps that work in any web browser on any operating system. Take advantage of browser-specific "bells and whistles" to
Dreaming of an Atom Store: A Database for the Web
September 21, 2005 Joe Gregorio After a year of work -- two if you count the work done before the AtomPub WG was formed -- the Atom Publishing Protocol (APP) is moving closer to being done. There are still parts that are unspecified, and other parts of the protocol are under debate even now. Even given that, some of the protocol is very stable, unchanged from even the earliest drafts. Despite the
Dispatching in a REST Protocol Application
August 17, 2005 Joe Gregorio In my last column I covered how to dispatch based on mime type. That's only part of the dispatching story. The other two major pieces of information to use when dispatching are the HTTP method and the URI. Let's look at the HTTP method first. The first and easiest way to handle the HTTP method is to handle different methods within the same CGI application. When a reque
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Introducing OpenSearch
XML Parser Benchmarks: Part 1
Is XML 2.0 Under Development?
A Theory of Compatible Versions
Implementing the Atom Publishing Protocol
Converting Between XML and JSON
Microformats in Context
Putting REST on Rails
Seattle Movie Finder: An AJAX- and REST-Powered Virtual Earth Mashup
Hacking the XML in Your TiVo
Catching Up with the Atom Publishing Protocol
Fixing AJAX: XMLHttpRequest Considered Harmful
Agile XML