Restful Web Apis [Must Try]

Create a story based on a (e.g., shopping cart, user authentication)

REST was sleek, efficient, and—most importantly—perfectly . The Request RESTful Web APIs

REST brought this back to UserInterface along with a cheerful 200 OK status code. The Update Create a story based on a (e

This was a , a standard HTTP method meant for retrieving data. REST picked up this request. REST didn't care that UserInterface had asked for Product #99 just a second ago. REST didn't know who UserInterface was, and didn't need to know. REST picked up this request

UserInterface sent a message out across the web highway: GET /products/101 The Journey

In DataVille, RESTful APIs make sure that every interaction is smooth, standard, and fast, proving that sometimes, not remembering the past makes for a better future. If you liked this, I can:

Every request contained everything necessary to understand it: the target ( /products/101 ) and the intent ( GET ). The Resource