简介：fight the power

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Learn a dynamic language now

Learn a dynamic language now. Why? Because you can do more with less code and get better quality too. How can you argue with that?Where does the benefit come from? First, the languages are less verbose more expressive, so you type less and say more. Second, metaprogramming takes the place of dev-time code-gen, shortening your dev/test loop (always a goa... (314 天前)

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ROA vs GET/POST

Bill deHora has a great response to one of my (somewhat) recent REST posts. The timing is perfect, because I've been thinking a lot about what I said in those posts. I've also just finished reading the RESTful Web Services book, which is the most useful technical book I've read in a while, and have been thinking a lot about what it says too (and talking ... (314 天前)

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Don asked for input...

I haven't been reading or writing much lately - too heads down getting to 1.0. But I did happen across Don's recent post about retiring the four tenets of SOA and asking for input on what we'd like to write when we implement services. Let me take these topics in order. First, the four tenets of SOA...What people are trying to build are loosely-coupled s... (314 天前)

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What's in a name?

My recent posts are my attempt to describe how I think about the Web and how it can be leveraged to integrate systems independent of the browser. I got a ton of feedback in comments and email, which was all great. I’ve been away for a bit, so I thought it would be good to come back and summarize, and to ask a question about what to call the model I’ve ... (314 天前)

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Three reasons that REST is not RPC

I've gotten several comments saying that, at the end of the day, REST is just RPC. That's wrong, for at least 3 very reasons:1) Each unique state in your protocol state machine has its own URI. That's different from an RPC endpoint that maintains a black-boxed state machine at a single endpoint. Being able to do state transition processing at disparate ... (314 天前)

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On programming models...

Ittay commented on my REST post:the thing is, when you write software, you use an RPC model. what bothers me about REST is that it is not only an API. it enforces you to change your programming model. that is not to say i don't like it. i do, for its simplicity and self documentation (e.g., provide all moves as links), but there is a price you pay. Whe... (314 天前)

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An example might help...

I got a lot of great comments on last nights post, including a couple about REST being no different from xml-based RPC. I used to think so too, which is why my recent epiphany was so eye opening.Consider a protocol for finding and reserving a flight between two cities. The client is in one of these states:<ready>- searched- retrieved details- reserved... (314 天前)

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