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| REST is the architectural style for service-oriented distributed applications. Use this wiki to learn about REST and find out how you can make it part of your application design as well. This wiki is a work in progress, so don't hesitate to contribute to it and help others! |
Why does REST matter?
REST is the architectural style for distributed applications. It decomposes hard problems into simple concepts that scale easily and can take advantage of intermediaries. Not sold on it yet? Check out our introduction to REST or watch this video.
Learning about REST
You will probably want to read the REST for the Rest of Us, which is an introduction that covers many core concepts in most term papers. Next, you might want to dig deeper into RESTful patterns that you can apply to your own services and applications.
Other Online Resources
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