DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011 Services

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DrupalCamp Kyiv 2011 Drupal Services 3.x What is module Serivces? How to integrate other applications with Drupal? Some handy tips to build REST interface on Drupal.

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This presentation is about current state and usage module Services. Main aim of the presentation is to give overview of the API of Services module and available instruments to build API for connection from other third party applications. I have already given talk about Services. You can review my slides on http://www.slideshare.net/ygerasimov/drupalcafe4-kiev-services, http://www.slideshare.net/heyrocker/drupal-services-3-drupal-dev-days-2011-brussels I will also share my experience building interface for iPhone applications we have built. Presentation is for beginner, intermediate level developers but can be interested for everyone. Темой этой презентации является модуль Services (drupal.org/project/services). Этот модуль позволяет создавать интерфейс для взяимодействия с сторонними приложениями например написанные под iPhone или для Android. Я расскажу про возможности и уже реализованный функционал модуля и поделюсь опытом создания REST интерфеса для iPhone приложения. Вы можете так же ознакомиться с уже существующими слайдами предыдущих презентаций на эту тему http://www.slideshare.net/ygerasimov/drupalcafe4-kiev-services, http://www.slideshare.net/heyrocker/drupal-services-3-drupal-dev-days-2011-brussels Презентация расчитана на начальный и средний уровень разработчиков (на презнетации будет код). Но думаю, будет так же полезно послушать всем.

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