andreineculau

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Ask HN: Do you know of HTTP archives/samples?
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Are you into opensource and are mailing-list religious?(hyperrest.github.io)
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URL standard - WHATWG vs IETF vs ...(hyperrest.github.io)
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HTTPflies - A miscellany of HTTP error codes.(httpflies.com)
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by andreineculau 13y ago
FWIW http://barelyenough.org/blog/2009/05/push-or-pull/ case closed
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by andreineculau 13y ago
Based on this structured data, another service is nifty: http://bin.hyperrest.com which coupled with a browser search plugin http://mycroftproject.com/search-engines.html?name=bin.hyper... can brings specificati
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by andreineculau 13y ago
1) when you see "ninja" and "significant knowledge" in the same job ad, everything is insignificant 2) most job ads don't know what they are after, but they know they are after a "ninja" 3) no, not all job
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by andreineculau 13y ago
A few points to make: - I value software that keeps to the spec, because it's the spec that I (as a dev or non-dev) refer to. You never hear "NodeJS has HTTPish module", nor do you read documentation of that module's con
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by andreineculau 13y ago
KATT's blueprint format is a strict subset of Apiary's legacy blueprint format. Beyond that, there are few similarities. KATT's purpose is to test if the server's response conforms with the blueprint response. Regardless
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"english" for programming languages(gist.github.com)
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by andreineculau 13y ago
thank you. don't forget wwdc
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HTTP/REST is not big, nor healthy. It's hell no(andreineculau.github.io)
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The #API #client that nobody has, nobody can describe, but everybody wants(andreineculau.github.com)
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