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My slides from the workshop. Thanks to plh for the PDF conversion.
links for 2007-03-01
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links for 2007-02-28
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Nice description of how to put stuff on the Web that was previously hidden behind SOAP.
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Gee, I hope I’m not switching Danny’s lights on and off via GET 8-)
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A nice one from Mark. “The Evils of POST” was a surprise to me though.
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As a commentor observed “Many a true word spoken in jest… “
links for 2007-02-26
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“[…]the Web is not just the presentation tier anymore; it’s becoming a data integration and machine-oriented publishing layer”
links for 2007-02-24
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Congrats to Mr. Beer Bust! He’ll receive this honour 3 doors down from me, at Rideau Hall.
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10 Gigs of email, finally!!
links for 2007-02-23
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“I would like to close this section with the observation that there seems to be a spectrum between the needs of the Web at large, and the needs of the enterprise.”
links for 2007-02-21
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“I’m sure I’ll be painted a WS-* fanatic by the RESTafarians now” I think that cat was let out of the bag long ago, Sanjiva 8-)
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“What about Google maps- is that RESTful? Can you give me the URIs to each and every map block at different resolutions?” Erm, yes. And “The Web is necessarily human centric” I didn’t realize anybody was still saying that!
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“REST increases the likelihood that arbitrary components of the architecture can talk to each other”
links for 2007-02-17
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Featuring PPS!
links for 2007-02-16
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Best of luck, Steve.
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If Microsoft’s adoption didn’t seal the deal for you, this should do it; OpenID has won.
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“I am a big fan of REST (evangelical even) but I will personally break every single principle of REST to get a job done. The reason I generally don’t is that those principles give me real benefits.”
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Great observations from Mark, and a reference to a great 1996 Jon Udell article I hadn’t read before.
links for 2007-02-15
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Sounds like fun!
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” Send as little data as possible – Send it as infrequently as possible”
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“so any application can be accessed the same way, regardless of its implementation technology. Can’t it?” Yes sirree!
links for 2007-02-10
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An awesome Pete Lacey comment. I wonder how much WS-boilerplate he’s actually responsible for 8-)