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State Machines to State of the Art

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Smart efficient design using REST and MVC....

Smart efficient design using REST and MVC.

Web applications are everywhere now, but many of them misuse the basic concepts laid down by the HTTP protocol, miss the benefits of making the application and the API the same thing, and don't set themselves up to grow if things take off.

This talk will look at the design decisions you need to make to ensure that your application really is ReST-ful, how we fit that cleanly into MVC, and how state machines can help us manage clean state changes in a stateless protocol. The talk will go into some of the available design patterns with class diagrams and code snippets showing how and where to implement them.

Originally presented at PHP UK 2009.

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  • rowan_m Rowan Merewood, Software Engineer at Ibuildings Computer Science in general solved these problems quite a while ago, that's the point. This talk illustrates some of the things web developers often forget about the protocol they use and as a result make their lives more complicated. J2EE provides implementations of these patterns, but also still provides enough leeway for developers to do it wrong. 4 years ago
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