These are the slides from my talk yesterday at restfest.
Measuring REST
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Measuring REST http://j.mp/nMncNe
Measuring REST by @sallamar http://t.co/3QF1Dhd Good to see a little pragmatism for once :) #apidesign
measuring #REST http://t.co/0P6d2I8
Cheeky beginning to your presentation :-) I really like the pragmatism message aka “judicious tradeoffs”
Nice presentation. I like the back to intentional architecture approach, after all, Roy himself builds up REST from a null set of constraints based on desired properties for an Ultra Large Network System.
Ironically, I found this presentation from a link on JJ’s recent InfoQ post.
“Roy himself builds up REST from a null set of constraints based on desired properties for an Ultra Large Network System.”
Correct. But ironically, most people refer to his 2008 blog post on how REST apps MUST look like without trying to derive it for themselves based on their own desired qualities.
Measuring #REST: http://t.co/Lu3UpmS
Measuring REST: submitted by bread_the_bread [link] [comment] http://t.co/7L8feVq
Well not to measure but to test i use http://www.oniontest.org :)
Measuring REST http://t.co/XkDlzYW
I too have once made a try (incomplete, and not very successful if looking at the numbers of visitors…) to “classify” REST, not from the point “how much REST it is” but from the point of “scenarios” where it can be applied, and what constraints can be relaxed in each scenario.
http://amsmota.blogspot.com/2011/05/classification-of-rest-by-scenarios.html
http://t.co/xJoYUxgm – a very good presentation about REST
RT @jmichelgarcia_: http://t.co/xJoYUxgm – a very good presentation about REST