I spent last week at 9300ft above the sea level at Keystone (CO) attending the Colorado Software Summit. This is one of the best conferences I have attended in a long time, with just about 300 attendees and serious sessions with very little fluff and absolutely no product/vendor pitch of any kind. This is one conference that I can recommend to any one who value their money and time spent on conferences.
Here are the slides for my sessions:
Pragmatic REST: This session is about building HTTP APIs RESTfully.
Here is the link to download a PDF version.
RESTful Web Apps: This session is about the RESTful aspects of the web, and how certain mainstream Java web frameworks make it harder to build web apps that play nice with the web architecture. My slides for this session are not as polished as I would have liked, but well – that's all the time I have.
Here is the link to download a PDF version.
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