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Because there are a LOT more commands[1] than "set", "get", and "del". http://redis.io/commands http://redis.io/commands
by kbd 16y ago
Because there are a LOT more commands[1] than "set", "get", and "del".
http://redis.io/commands http://redis.io/commands
- eterps 16y agoSo? REST does not limit the amount of operations you can do on resources.
- kbd 16y agoYou must've misread somewhere. The OP said "Why not being restful and using HTTP verbs?" I said "because there are far more commands than HTTP verbs". In other words, this has nothing to do with "the amount of operations you can do with rest", this has to do with not being able to use the limited number of HTTP verbs to correspond to the multitude of Redis commands.