By nwbrown
via standardout.wordpress.com
Published: Jul 23 2012 / 16:50
A little while ago I wrote a post about ReSTful web services and how they are distinct from a typical “HTTP done right” web service. I have heard complaints that the characteristics of a ReSTful web service (a given resource will have links to related resources which can be used by the client as state transitions) are only applicable when the client using it a web browser, and that therefore they are more applicable to web interfaces than web services.
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