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Actually I thought his whole argument was down to "REST isn't a protocol the way HTTP is a protocol" -- look the "P" stands for "protocol" -- which (a) is true
by podperson 14y ago
Actually I thought his whole argument was down to "REST isn't a protocol the way HTTP is a protocol" -- look the "P" stands for "protocol" -- which (a) is true in some specific technical sense, and (b) isn't important.
I quote: "This style has no agreed protocol." and "The core missing pieces of any RESTful web service protocol are agreed standards on media type and link metadata." OK, so what?
- deno 14y ago> OK, so what? Well, when you try to fill in the blanks you get one of these: 1) AtomPub, which is a relatively simple protcol but has very limited application 2) oData/WSDL, which are powerful but complex