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I realize that you don't want to maintain state in a REST api. It's not that it's painful to do something I'm use too (ie: session handling), it's just its pai
by roder 16y ago
I realize that you don't want to maintain state in a REST api. It's not that it's painful to do something I'm use too (ie: session handling), it's just its painful implementing.
My point was that I totally agree with the notion of a REST-based service, but it's easier from an implementation perspective to have have web-heads for views (static files, session handling, etc) that interact with the application (REST) server.