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                    Representational State Transfer (REST) is an architectural style that I developed while improving the core Web protocols (URI, HTTP, and HTML) and leading them through the IETF standardization process. I later described REST as the primary example in my dissertation. Since then, REST has been used (and sometimes abused) by many people throughout the world as a source of guidance for Web application design. But is the REST that we hear about today the same as what I defined in my dissertation, or has it taken on the baggage that comes with an industry buzzword? This talk will provide a real introduction to REST and the design goals behind its evolution as the Web's architectural style. This is not about XML-over-HTTP as an alternative to SOAP, nor about "resource-oriented" frameworks that help simplify CRUD operations, but rather about the design goals and trade-offs that influence the development of network-based applications. I will also describe what happens when we relax some of the REST constraints, and how such relaxation is impacting the design of the waka protocol as a replacement for HTTP.<br /><br />
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Slide 1: A little REST and Relaxation ApacheCon Roy T. Fielding, Ph.D. Chief Scientist, Day Software V.P., Apache HTTP Server http://roy.gbiv.com/talks/200804_REST_ApacheCon.pdf Leading the Wave of Open Source

Slide 2: Between us, we cover all knowledge; he knows all that can be known and I know the REST. [Mark Twain] Representational State Transfer Web retrospective Understanding Architecture What is REST? Why REST? REST at Day Q&A Roy T. Fielding. “A little REST and Relaxation.” ApacheCon Europe, 10 April 2008 2

Slide 3: Life's race will run, Life's work well done, Life's victory won, Now cometh REST. [Dr. Edward Hazen Parker] Context Mar 08 = 162,662,052 (6,917x)

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