REST in Montreal
February 17, 2011 No Comments
If you were at my talk at devlabmtl I would like to thank you for coming. I hope you found it useful. In the talk I made
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WCF HTTP – work in progress
November 2, 2010 No Comments
So, I’m still working on that walkthrough of the Contact Manager. Not sure how valuable it is now that Glenn posted his latest summary. Between
Microsoft WCF gets serious about HTTP
October 28, 2010 No Comments
Chances are, if you have read any of my blog posts before, you will probably be aware of my appreciation of a certain HTTPClient library
RESTfest was a blast
September 19, 2010 No Comments
Back from RESTfest, tired but happy. Three days of intense conversations, debate, opinions and presentations. It was an amazing opportunity to learn from everyone. We
Agent Fielding is on a mission
August 28, 2010 No Comments
This is a continuation of a series on a Rest Agent library I am building for accessing REST apis. The first post is here and and the
Rest Agent uses hypermedia
August 12, 2010 No Comments
As I alluded to in my first post, REST clients really should be driven by hypermedia. So how can our RestAgent class access this hypermedia and
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