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Presented by Mads Enevoldsen from Jayway at Nordic APIS in Copenhagen on May 21 2013

Technology Business

Why should I care about
Hypermedia APIs?
Copenhagen May 21th 2013
Mads Enevoldsen
mads.enevoldsen@jayway.com

REST Coined
Roy Fielding [2000]:
"Architectural Styles and the
Design of Networkbased
Software Architectures"
REST polluted and HATEOAS
Hypermedia API

Richardson Maturity
Model
Martin Fowler
http://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html

Hypermedia Controls
Human: links with names
Computer: links with 'rel'

Design of Hypermedia
API
Communicate business flow via
links
Client like a state machine

Client Side Comparison
Level 2 Level 3
Navigation
Behavior

Client Side Comparison
Level 2 Level 3
Navigation construct follow
Behavior

Client Side Comparison
Level 2 Level 3
Navigation construct follow
Behavior business rules implied by links

Example: Bookshop
Browse book catalog
Read book details
Purchase book
Download book

Level 2
Gustaf Nielson Kotte
Surviving the Zombie Apocapolypse of Connected Devices

Level 3
Gustaf Nielson Kotte
Surviving the Zombie Apocapolypse of Connected Devices

CR: Free Xmas download
Fat clients need update

CR: Free Xmas download
Skinny Clients Are OK

Framework support
@HasBoughtBook(false)
public void buy()
{...}
@HasBoughtBook(true)
public InputStream download()
{...}

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