Scaling through rest: why rest clients require cache support

Posted on 26. Jan, 2010 by guilhermesilveira.

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It’s common to find developers struggling with their clients browser’s cache and proxies in order to get their application running as expected: some of them actually view cache options as a bad thing. Actually http caches presents a few advantages, being the two most important amongst them all the ability to serve more clients at [...]

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Scaling through rest: why rest clients require cache support

Posted on 24. Jan, 2010 by guilhermesilveira.

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It’s common to find developers struggling with their clients browser’s cache and proxies in order to get their application running as expected: some of them actually view cache options as a bad thing. Actually http caches presents a few advantages, being the two most important amongst them all the ability to serve more clients at [...]

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Quit pretending, use the web for real: the c# client

Posted on 14. Jan, 2010 by guilhermesilveira.

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The first post of the ‘Quit pretending, use the web for real‘ was on how one could use Restfulie for Rails to leverage its application, the second one described the same approach for a Java client and server implementation using VRaptor. This third post is a short description/annnouncement of the Restfulie C# client which has [...]

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Restfulie 0.5, atom feeds, content negotiation and default controllers

Posted on 07. Jan, 2010 by guilhermesilveira.

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ATOM FEED Restfulie 0.5.0 is out and its major new feature is its support to Atom feeds with variable media types. A feed can be easily rendered by invoking the to_atom method: @hotels = Hotel.all render :content_type => ‘application/atom+xml’, :text => @hotels.to_atom(:title=>’Hotels’, :controller => self) A collection might contain entries with different media types and [...]

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