November 2005
October 2005
A RESTful Web service, an example : Paul James
by 2 others (via)"Delicious has a simple REST API, or rather, a simple POX over HTTP API, that is, it has a perfectly usable HTTP and XML based API for accessing your bookmarks and tags, but it isn't very RESTful. Why not?"
Robert Sayre : Baby Steps
Atom Publishing Protocol "light" in progress
September 2005
June 2005
PHP5 Power Programming
by 3 others (via)Un livre en anglais/américain de 750 pages sur PHP 5 (Web Services, PEAR ...)
Joe Gregorio | Projects | Sparklines
by 7 others (via)"Welcome to the sparkline generator. You can start right away by dynamically creating a sparkline using the Sparkline Generator Web Application, or you can read more about sparklines and decide if you want to use the sparkline web service or if you would be better off downloading the code and running the sparkline service on your own server."
May 2005
Chicago crime database
by 6 others"A freely browsable database of crimes reported in Chicago." by Adrian Holovaty
Nelson's Weblog: tech / good / flickrClient
(via)Nelson about the python flickrClient : "I love how simple and Pythonic this is." "68 method Flickr API in 48 lines of Python"
April 2005
Oberkampf™
by 10 others (via)Oberkampf beta is a set of a php tools that will allow you to paste certain functions into your files that result in some form of flickr result and display.
craigslist + Google Maps
by 5 others (via)"Using Google Maps's interface to display and navigate the apartment listings from Craigslist."
Constructing or Traversing URIs?
by 3 othersJoe Gregorio's latest XML.com column. "Of the four interface constraints of REST, the last one, 'hypermedia as the engine of application state', is the least utilitzed. This article builds the concept from the ground up, and then applies it to the design of our Bookmark Web Service."
March 2005
Web Services Mash-Up
by 2 others (via)Slides from the O'Reilly ETech Conference 2005. Alan Taylor - Kokogiak Media, Amazon Light Cal Henderson - Ludicorp, Flickr.com Erik Benson - Robot Co-op, Allconsuming.net
Upcoming.org: API Documentation
Upcoming.org's open API currently supports a RESTful interface, that essentially means you can send an HTTP GET or POST to call exposed methods, and you'll get back an XML document in return.
Gravatar.com - XML Info via REST API
Since a lot of gravatar plugins are being written these days, I’ve decided to implement a little REST based function that returns some XML giving all the essential information about a gravatar.
