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Linking in JSON

to be a full-fledged format on the web, you need to support links -- something sorely missing in json, which many have noticed lately.in fact, too many; everybody seems to be piling on with their own take on how a link should look in json.?rather than adding to the pile (just yet), i thought i'd look around a bit first.what am i looking for? primarily,... (84 天前)

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Web API Versioning Smackdown

a lot of bits have been used over on the openstack list recently about versioning the http apis they provide. this over-long and rambling post summarises my current thoughts on the topic, both as background for that discussion, as well as for review in the wider community.the warm-up: software vs. web versioningdevelopers are used to software versioni... (118 天前)

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Why ESI is Still Important, and How to Make it Bette

more than ten years ago, i was working at akamai and got involved in the specification of?edge side includes (esi), sort of a templating language for intermediaries.in that time, interest in esi has grown, waned and been reborn. as far as i can tell, it's implemented not only by akamai and oracle (the main forces behind it), but also in varnish, squid, ... (121 天前)

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Thinking about Namespaces in JSON

since joining rackspace to help out with openstack, one of the hot topics of conversation i’ve been involved in has been extensibility and versioning.i think most of my readers (yes, all six of you) are fairly familiar with, if not tired of (hi, dave!) the various arguments and counter-arguments in this space. however, there is one new-ish bit; how to ... (131 天前)

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RFC6266 and Content-Disposition

httpbis published rfc6266 a little while ago, but the work isn’t finished.this is the rfc that clarifies how the content-disposition header is used in http; in a nutshell, while basic file downloads worked ok, there wasn’t any broad interoperability between browsers for non-ascii filenames.julian reschke did the hard work of coming up with a test sui... (171 天前)

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Better Browser Caching

in discussing my whinge about appcache offline with a few browser vendory folks, i ending up writing down my longstanding wishlist for making browser caches better. without further ado, a bunch of blue-sky ideas;cache contextsmost current http caches — whether browser or proxy — put everything they cache into a single “bucket” that shares configura... (175 天前)

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Distributed Hungarian Notation doesn't Work

it used to be that when you registered a media type, a uri scheme, a http header or another protocol element on the internet, it was an opaque string that was a unique identifier, nothing more.sure, there are some substructures (e.g., vnd. and prs. in media types) to aid in avoiding collisions, but they don’t actually do anything. and even so, they nee... (179 天前)

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