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"Die Popularität von REST liegt nicht zuletzt in der vermeintlichen Einfachheit begründet. Unter der Haube werkeln jedoch komplexe Mechanismen. REST umfasst viel mehr als die korrekte Verwendung von HTTP-Verben, und [Subbu] Allamaraju teilt diese Komplexität in verdauliche Häppchen auf." - c't, Januar 2011
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While the REST design philosophy has captured the imagination of web and enterprise developers alike, using this approach to develop real web services is no picnic. This cookbook includes more than 100 recipes to help you take advantage of REST, HTTP, and the infrastructure of the Web. You'll learn ways to design RESTful web services for client and server applications that meet performance, scalability, reliability, and security goals, no matter what programming language and development framework you use. Each recipe includes one or two problem statements, with easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for solving them, as well as examples using HTTP requests and responses, and XML, JSON, and Atom snippets. You'll also get implementation guidelines, and a discussion of the pros, cons, and trade-offs that come with each solution. * Learn how to design resources to meet various application scenarios * Successfully design representations and URIs * Implement the hypertext constraint using links and link headers * Understand when and how to use Atom and AtomPub * Know what and what not to do to support caching * Learn how to implement concurrency control * Deal with advanced use cases involving copying, merging, transactions, batch processing, and partial updates * Secure web services and support OAuth
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Format:Taschenbuch
Das Buch ist schlicht und einfach Schlecht. Diejenige, die das "Kochbuch"-Format mögen, werden enttäuscht. Es war anscheinend nie als "Kochbuch" konzipiert und nur in der letzten Minute in dieses Format umgestaltet. Die "Probleme" werden in dem Buch als "You want to know how to implement HTTP requests" definiert, was viel mehr nach einer Kapitelüberschrift, als nach einem Problem aussieht. Ohne zu übertreiben, alle(!) Probleme fangen mit "You want to know..." an.
Aber auch inhaltlich ist das Buch suboptimal. Die einfachen Themen werden viel zu lang "rumgekaut" und die komplexeren nur so kurz überflogen. Es gibt da mehr als 20 Seiten, wo das Basiswissen über GET und POST vermittelt wird (und zwar wirklich nur die allereinfachsten Sachen). Und dann nicht mal 4 Seiten für das O-Auth verfahren. So was wie Diagrammen gibt es in dem ganzem Buch gerade mal zwei.
Fazit: Für das Basiswissen über HTTP-Protokoll gibt es andere Bücher, und über REST-Interface, JSON, Security, Versionierung usw. ist man mit Wikipedia viel besser beraten.
Aber auch inhaltlich ist das Buch suboptimal. Die einfachen Themen werden viel zu lang "rumgekaut" und die komplexeren nur so kurz überflogen. Es gibt da mehr als 20 Seiten, wo das Basiswissen über GET und POST vermittelt wird (und zwar wirklich nur die allereinfachsten Sachen). Und dann nicht mal 4 Seiten für das O-Auth verfahren. So was wie Diagrammen gibt es in dem ganzem Buch gerade mal zwei.
Fazit: Für das Basiswissen über HTTP-Protokoll gibt es andere Bücher, und über REST-Interface, JSON, Security, Versionierung usw. ist man mit Wikipedia viel besser beraten.
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Serious REST
2. Juni 2010
Format:Taschenbuch
As is common with O'Reilly's Cookbooks, the style of this book is very terse and to the point. There is not much handholding. The intended audience seems to be system architects who already know what they are doing, but who need to know what they should be aiming for when they want to be RESTful. The "recipes" in this Cookbook are more like Best Practices, since figuring out how to implement them is left as an excercise for the reader.
Compared to my previous readings on REST, this book strongly emphasizes the use of consistent XML formats. For me, this was the most important lesson in the book. It is not enough to just use PUT and DELETE: in order to really think in terms of "representations," you need to design meaningful XML. Along these lines, Allamaraju's discussion of the Atom protocol is particularly interesting.
Compared to my previous readings on REST, this book strongly emphasizes the use of consistent XML formats. For me, this was the most important lesson in the book. It is not enough to just use PUT and DELETE: in order to really think in terms of "representations," you need to design meaningful XML. Along these lines, Allamaraju's discussion of the Atom protocol is particularly interesting.
10 von 10 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Easy to read, packed full of details and great presentation.
3. August 2011
Format:Taschenbuch|Von Amazon bestätigter Kauf
I had been following "What is REST" tutorials online for the last few weeks as I was working on an API for an upcoming SaaS product. Unfortunately there were still some nitty-gritty details behind the tenants of RESTful design that weren't clicking in my brain, making it hard for me to really grok if I was following the intended design guidelines correctly or just faking it like so many other services do.
Picking this book up after a recommendation from an HN reader, I got 4 chapters in before the smoke cleared in my brain and I had multiple "Ah ha!" moments such that the whole concept cleared up for me in a matter of days.
It could be the writing style or presentation, but I just found it really easy to digest and answering all my questions as they popped up in my head.
An excellent resource for anyone else working on RESTful API design.
Picking this book up after a recommendation from an HN reader, I got 4 chapters in before the smoke cleared in my brain and I had multiple "Ah ha!" moments such that the whole concept cleared up for me in a matter of days.
It could be the writing style or presentation, but I just found it really easy to digest and answering all my questions as they popped up in my head.
An excellent resource for anyone else working on RESTful API design.
9 von 11 Kunden fanden die folgende Rezension hilfreich
Good book to get up to speed quick on RESTful
18. März 2010
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I have not made it through the whole book, but my first impressions are really good. One of the interfaces we were designing for work is to time consuming to wait for a http response, in the first chapter of this book it gives you the way to do Asynchronous requests correctly with rest.
There is also some good information on presenting resources that are not nouns, nouns are easy right you have a collection of people for example, you want to list all the people and do CRUD operations on a particular person. This to me is classical rest and is strait forward to do, but what about verbs (not in the POST, DELETE http sense) but in the give me driving directions sense. The book covers this and actually uses driving directions as it's example.
There are a couple of issues I'm still trying to find covered in the book, like how to do pagination on a collection of resources correctly. There is at least one recipe on this, but I did not see how to indicate a default page size (ie I requested all user accounts, but only returned first 200 dues to size, how does the client know that 200 were returned)
The other thing is the proper way to use http get parameters in search and other limiting operations. It would be nice to have some basic recipes there, but to be fair I might just not have seen them yet.
All in all it's a nice addition to your technical library.
There is also some good information on presenting resources that are not nouns, nouns are easy right you have a collection of people for example, you want to list all the people and do CRUD operations on a particular person. This to me is classical rest and is strait forward to do, but what about verbs (not in the POST, DELETE http sense) but in the give me driving directions sense. The book covers this and actually uses driving directions as it's example.
There are a couple of issues I'm still trying to find covered in the book, like how to do pagination on a collection of resources correctly. There is at least one recipe on this, but I did not see how to indicate a default page size (ie I requested all user accounts, but only returned first 200 dues to size, how does the client know that 200 were returned)
The other thing is the proper way to use http get parameters in search and other limiting operations. It would be nice to have some basic recipes there, but to be fair I might just not have seen them yet.
All in all it's a nice addition to your technical library.
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