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A brief introduction to messaging for the web, and the new RestMS protocol specification. Presented at FOSDEM 2009.

A brief introduction to messaging for the web, and the new RestMS protocol specification. Presented at FOSDEM 2009.

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  • sjmackenzie sjmackenzie :) restms is deliberately confined to the HTTP protocol, these ′scant few' options of POST, GET, DELETE, PUT, etc allows one to: * create feeds * create joins *configure joins * clip it all together then to your pipe * read it from a pipe. Imagine as if one used HTTP to configure yahoo pipes instead of a graphical user interface. Restms is simplifying 15 years worth of enterprise messaging technology and putting it over HTTP. Your opinion of too many features spoil the broth is true and i agree with you! Hopefully Restms is simple enough to be adopted! :) 3 years ago
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  • progrium Jeff Lindsay, Hacker-philosopher at Twilio Well I'm under the opinion features limit what something can offer. But I guess fair enough. Good luck! 3 years ago
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  • sjmackenzie sjmackenzie Jeff, webhooks are cool, but restms encompasses so much more than intercepting a HTTP POST request. Webhooks can be introduced into restms as a nice to have. This presentation certainly doesn't need to make reference to webhooks - in my opinion webhooks and this pubsubhubbub features fall vastly short of what restms can offer. 3 years ago
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  • progrium Jeff Lindsay, Hacker-philosopher at Twilio Seems to be lacking any reference to the work being done in the realm of webhooks. :( 3 years ago
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