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StatelessCat |
mamund: hey, could you give me the ref of your book ? |
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mamund |
??? |
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mamund |
StatelessCat: what do you mean "ref" of my book? |
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StatelessCat |
enought information to be able to find it, e.g. a title, author name :) |
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mamund |
ahhh |
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mamund |
ok, sure. |
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mamund |
which book are you interested i? |
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mamund |
i? s/b in? |
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mamund |
my most recent stuff is published my O'Reilly: |
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mamund |
http://ssearch.oreilly.com/?q=amundsen&x=0&y=0 |
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mamund |
does that help? |
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mamund: TY. I was loon |
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StatelessCat |
mamund: TY. I was looking for «RESTful Web Clients» |
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mamund |
StatelessCat: cool. it is in copyedit right now. |
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mamund |
will be out in august |
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mamund |
for anyone interested, MSFT has open-sourced their internal "REST API Docs" and are asking for feedback: b.mamund.com/2a6DCkB |
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Themediator |
Is this where I would go for help on building a RESTful API? |
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Tomatosoup1 |
mamund: thank for sharing |
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Themediator: i believe so, but you have to ask specific questions |
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Themediator |
Tomatosoup1: I have no idea what I'm doing, I just had someone tell me my website I am building would work better with a RESTful API |
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mamund: not really restful |
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Themediator |
I have done a bit of research, and it looks like it would be very useful to organize data in such a way |
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Themediator |
But I am not sure how to go about organizing the data structure, nor am I very sure about how to actually code such a thing |
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Themediator: what language ? |
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Tomatosoup1: All I really know is Python |
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Themediator |
Though I could move to C or something if necissary |
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Tomatosoup1 |
Themediator: i would keep away from C in web, Python is great |
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Themediator |
excellent |
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Tomatosoup1 |
you need web framework to create rest api |
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Themediator |
What do you mean by that? |
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Themediator |
(you might have to ELI5 a lot of things, I'm very sorry) |
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Tomatosoup1 |
Themediator: have you ever made backend in python for website ? |
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Tomatosoup1 |
or generally, backend |
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Themediator |
No, my previous experience with website had no backend. It was simply PHP script to query a SQL DB on the server |
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Tomatosoup1 |
if you are interested in learing backend (rest api is basically making backend with uniform interface) i would recommend you at first to learn python web framework |
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Tomatosoup1 |
Django is most popular, and definitely worth looking at |
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Tomatosoup1 |
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.9/intro/tutorial01/ |
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Themediator |
Okay I guess I will take a look at this for now |
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Tomatosoup1 |
imho you should at first learn how to build website backend, and then jump to rest api |
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Tomatosoup1 |
http://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/ -> this is also great django tutorial, for further questions visit #django irc channel |
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Themediator |
I'll do that. Thanks for the info Tomatosoup1 |
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mamund |
Themediator: hi. just stopped in |
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mamund |
i'll suggest some reading source that might help you get a handle on the space. |
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mamund |
https://www.infoq.com/articles/rest-reading-list |
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mamund |
this is a reading list that has a wide range of stuff that i found helps people get in the groove. |
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mamund |
the first few are the important stuff. odd elements appear toward the end. |
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mamund |
the good news is most all those books are framework agnostic and will apply to just about any project you work on. |
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mamund |
also, you can use the author and book titles as search terms to pull up blogs and other articles that can expand, refute, and generally enlighten on the topic. |
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mamund |
cheers |
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whartung |
But don't read anything by the Mike guy -- it's all lies and tripe... |
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mamund |
bwahahahah! (so true!) |
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