Web Things, by Mark Baker

• Making it stick.: Liberty
  Two RESTafarians on one team. Ooohh.
  (tags: rest)

• InfoQ Article – Give it a REST: Mark Baker on Web Services
  Nice pic, Stefan 8-)
  (tags: rest restvsoa restvsoap restvcorba corba web markbaker)

• Sound advice: Minimum Methods
  Benjamin’s been adding some good stuff to RESTwiki. Check it out.
  (tags: rest restwiki http)
• I played WoW, I became a terrorist (story!)
  YOW, WoW
  (tags: ottawa yow wow ipod terrorist)
• Jon Udell: A conversation with Roy Fielding about HTTP, REST, WebDAV, JSR 170, and Waka
  Paraphrasing; “they’re taking an old protocol or message exchange pattern and basically adding angle brackets”. 8-O
  (tags: rest royfielding jonudell)

William Henry plays a game of “Who Stole the Network Effects”… but doesn’t seem to realize it 8-)

• Ironick: What were we thinking?
  “So who really cares that SOAP is able to be bound to MQ or IIOP or SMTP, today?”
  (tags: soap rest http webservices)

• HTTPanties
  Oh my.
  (tags: rest http underwear)

• David Baron’s weblog: More W3C Controversy
  “It’s time for the Web browser community to stop using up its resources attacking specifications that we’re not interested in implementing”
  (tags: browser web w3c mozilla)

• Brandon Smith – Misunderstanding REST
  “[…] the moment you create a WSDL document, you’ve created a proprietary protocol”
  (tags: rest webservices soa wsdl)

• Nelson’s Weblog: Parsing XML can open network sockets
  “Why are we using a data format where this is possible at all?” Because it was designed from an authoring POV, not a network POV. It should have been designed for both, of course.
  (tags: xml)