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This site is a good idea, but right now it's not very good for a REST beginner, as the label "tutorial" would imply. The quick tips are for people who already k
by roryokane 15y ago
This site is a good idea, but right now it's not very good for a REST beginner, as the label "tutorial" would imply. The quick tips are for people who already know REST design. The status codes are for reference only. The HTTP methods are half-tutorial, half-reference, and don't give you any idea of what to do next.
The "eCollege Best Practices guide" under Resources looks good - that's what I want to see from a tutorial. But why is it only in PDF form? You have a website already, and I don't see any tricky layouts in the PDF - why not just put the text in HTML pages? That would lower the barrier of entry to starting reading, make the book easier to read on small screens by allowing you to adjust the page size and font size, make linking to the book easier, and probably have other benefits.