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Regarding your experiences with the Silverlight app, I don't see that as a case against REST at all. IMO, it's perfectly reasonable to have a view which returns
by yesbabyyes 15y ago
Regarding your experiences with the Silverlight app, I don't see that as a case against REST at all. IMO, it's perfectly reasonable to have a view which returns some kind of aggregate resource, while still having endpoints for each individual resource. Or including "sub-resources" as full objects instead of arrays of URIs, or letting the consumer specify their preferred depth of recursion.