How to deal with REST in practice
You've read the dissertation by Roy Fielding. You've seen the slides on slideshare. You know everything that you need to know about HATEOAS. So now it's time to deploy REST into your new API and turns out: it's not as easy as it looks. How do we let someone login? How do we search through collections? And how do we do asynchronous operations? How do we send emails from your API? It's very tempting to fall back to what you know and sooner than later your RESTful design is transformed back into a XML-RPC interface. This presentation is not about what REST is, but I will show you how to put REST concepts into practice, how to deal with certain situations and how to avoid the common RESTful pitfalls.
Bio:
Joshua Thijssen is a freelance consultant, developer and trainer. His passion lies in designing and working with complex projects, working on high scalability and availability projects and helping other to achieve higher standards in both coding and thinking. His programming skills include (but is not limited) to C, PHP, Python, Java and perl. He is a speaker on both national and international conferences, article publisher and maintains his personal blog at:
www.adayinthelifeof.nl
Program:
18.00h Doors open, Food & Drinks
19.00h Start presentation
NOTE:
This event will (also) be webcasted on competa.tv but is best experienced live at the Competa Conference Center.
Summary
| When | May 3rd, 2012 18:00 |
|---|---|
| Organised by | Competa IT / NLUUG |
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