REST - The Web Style

Contents

  1. REST - The Web Style
  2. Working the Web
  3. Life on the Web
  4. Why this presentation?
  5. Who am I?
  6. First Questions
  7. A quote
  8. Big picture
  9. Some source material
  10. Architecture of the World Wide Web
  11. Enterprise Application Integration
  12. REST
  13. REST is an Architectural style
  14. REST - origins of the style
  15. REST Process View
  16. High-level Web Requirements
  17. Elevator Pitch
  18. Four Horsemen of the Web
  19. Four Verbs of the HTTP Web
  20. Four layers of the Database World
  21. Four Layers of the Internet
  22. Design Principles of the Internet
  23. How did the Web Happen? Adam Bosworth
  24. That's it.
  25. Hypertext Transfer Protocol
  26. Monty Python - Spanish Inquisition Sketch
  27. A REST Inquisition?
  28. Deadwood: Wild Wide Web
  29. IBM Technology Stack
  30. IBM Technolgy Stack (cont)
  31. REST & the Dead WS spec Parrot
  32. REST & The Semantic Knight
  33. REST & The Semantic Knight
  34. My Buzzwords - Naming an Aesthetic
  35. My Buzzwords - Naming an Aesthetic
  36. Serendipity Manufacturers
  37. Glue Layer People
  38. Case Study: WebSphere Portal
  39. WebSphere Portal internalizes REST
  40. WebSphere Portal internalizes the REST Style
  41. Case Study: Google Web Accelerator
  42. Law of Leaky Abstractions
  43. Case Study: SDO
  44. Case Study: SDO (cont)
  45. View Source Imperative
  46. Why Specs Matter
  47. Technical Arteriosclerosis
  48. Technical Arteriosclerosis
  49. Technical Arteriosclerosis
  50. Some Questions
  51. IBM Software Group: The Baby Eating Starts Here
  52. More Quotes
  53. Efficiency of the web style
  54. Low End Theory
  55. Innefficient IT structure at IBM
  56. Eating our babies
  57. ArRESTed Development?
  58. You're Under ArREST
  59. My Jaundiced Prose
  60. The Unloved HTML Button and Other Folktales
  61. The Unloved HTML Button and Other Folktales
  62. The Unloved HTML Button and Other Folktales