I haven't used intercooler.js myself, but I think it's a really beautiful example of REST's conception of "Code-On-Demand": It's not just downloading an RPC-sty

I haven't used intercooler.js myself, but I think it's a really beautiful example of REST's conception of "Code-On-Demand": It's not just downloading an RPC-style client into the browser, it's enhancing the browser with a richer hypertext implementation. Since hypertext is the core of REST, intercooler.js is embracing and enhancing REST itself in the process.