Resource-Oriented Architecture Patterns
The typical technologist has a fairly straightforward perspective about the use of resources in modern software systems. They understand the concept of stable identifiers and what some of the HTTP verbs are intended for based upon experiences with the Web.
There is a rich ecosystem of use cases that build upon these basic ideas, however, and in this talk I will demonstrate several of my favorite examples. Drawing upon my pattern-oriented book, I will highlight patterns that surface information, transform it, direct
traffic, and more. These patterns will be presented with intention, consequences, and the usual context we expect in pattern-oriented literature to help us communicate sophisticated design decisions.
Come develop a more sophisticated palette of resource-oriented patterns to help you solve a variety of issues in distributed information systems development.
Zero fluff.