I had heard conflicting rumours about the significance of the trailing slash, so I decided to go googling. If you explore the first few hits you will find all sorts of discussions about cool urls, the impact on SEO, the performance benefits of avoiding server redirects, amongst other stuff. However, I found nothing that seemed […]
Ayende posted an item a few days ago about a disappointing experience he was having with a software vendor, XHEO. Today the company responded on its blog. I tried to post the following comments on the blog but for some reason my comments have not appeared. Let me summarize how your response could be interpreted: 1) Ayende is misrepresenting […]
Just catching up on some posts in the Yahoo group rest-discuss and there is some great wisdom in there. It is the hypermedia constraint that makes REST as a stylegreater than the sum of its constraints. It is the focal pointand amplifier of all the constraints. – Aristotle Pagaltzis Well-designed URIs are great, but they […]
Scott Hanselman has a post talking about how his cousin’s company ran into some difficulty recently, that Scott believes could be resolved by “net sourcing” certain functionality. I’m not convinced “net sourcing” is the solution to his cousin’s problem. I regularly hear of similar problems where companies lose access to their web site and email because their […]
Jeremy was complaining recently about being given a hard time for not being sufficiently supportive of VB.Net developers in relation to his Structure Map OSS project. As I mentioned in the comments to the post, when .Net first appeared on the scene I believed that VB.Net should be specialized for learning, prototyping and writing quick throw […]
Here’s a little word of warning to others who may spend some of their time in the IT trenches. If someone asks you to change the Windows Opportunistic Locking settings, as per this knowledge base article. Be warned, it may break your ability to remote desktop to the server. It did for me. Of course, changing the […]
To say that I am fascinated by the Oslo project is a bit of an understatement. I think the mGraph and mSchema capabilities are very interesting and my subconscious mind is working overtime to try and figure out how it fits into my database design, deployment and upgrade scenarios. The Oslo repository is a major […]
Roy Fielding wrote this post recently on the proliferation of APIs that claim to be REST but are breaking some of the fundamental constraints of a REST style architecture. I was most struck by what Roy seems to be saying is required to document a REST Api. That is it. If you look at most API specs […]
If you have a Windows machine with VS2008, .Net 3.5, svn and patch on it, you can get the source for Witty here [1] and a patch [2] that will make it run against Identi.ca Enjoy! [1] https://code.google.com/archive/p/wittytwitter/ [2] http://code.google.com/p/wittytwitter/issues/detail?id=147
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