280 Slides uses an asynchronous POST (or PUT) request for saving documents. Just because the mechanism for generating requests has changed, that doesn't mean t

280 Slides uses an asynchronous POST (or PUT) request for saving documents. Just because the mechanism for generating requests has changed, that doesn't mean the mechanics of REST should be thrown out the window. REST is useful, and its how most of the infrastructure of the web works. It's useful to understand this, and try to build your applications appropriately.