26.Feb.2010 at 17:25 by Ivo Jansch
Nice overview of best practices. When beet practices are preached, you know that a certain technology has become main stream.
Best practices for web service design
Lorna Mitchell (26.Feb.2010 at 16:30)
Talk at PHP UK Conference 2010 (English - UK)
This session is aimed at programmers, architects and analysts alike, delving into some examples of ways to write really excellent and useful services. We'll cover selecting the right service type to use and how to design a flexible, maintainable system with an outward-facing API that will have your users easily utilising its features. There will be tips and tricks on helping minimise user confusion (and resulting bug reports) and how to achieve robust services and happy users who cite your application as their 'must-have'.
Quicklink: https://joind.in/1460
Track(s): Auditorium
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26.Feb.2010 at 17:30 by Dom Udall
Stole my question in the last few slides, always good. Good points all round, nice coverage, confident and clear speaker. Overall very good.
26.Feb.2010 at 17:32 by Ketan Majmudar
Upbeat, engaging and brilliant overview of building a web service. Thanks Lorna
26.Feb.2010 at 20:30 by Andy Thompson
Good summary of RPC/REST even though I knew them to that level. I'm sadly a SOAP fan and have come to the same problems before regarding arrays though I'd prefer libraries to get more consistent than to ingore it.
26.Feb.2010 at 21:58 by Marc Gear
Really good coverage of all the issues, wonderful to see someone so passionate about thier topic. Lorna didn't need her bullet point ridden slides. Really good use of anecdotes too. Would have liked to see some content touch on performance, bit otherwise superb. Can't fault. Look forward to Lorna speaking more.
27.Feb.2010 at 12:21 by Marcus Baker
Nothing new for me, but I could see that it was the right level for a general audience. Came alive for me when she dipped into her personal experience. More stories would have been nice.
27.Feb.2010 at 12:22 by Martin Ledgard
Some good points to tale away and think about. Felt like it went on too long though, probably as it was the last of the day.
27.Feb.2010 at 12:54 by andrea m
Great speaker, great presentation. I would have mentioned that REST has been around for 10 years but it has become popular only fairly recently. Probably not big deal for many, but I just can't help thinking why it took so long.
27.Feb.2010 at 19:20 by Antonios Pavlakis
An enjoyable presentation - as usual :)
I'm curious enough to give it a go now. Thanks
01.Mar.2010 at 11:06 by Craig Willis
Interesting and engaging stuff. Was quite interested in hearing real time stories about where she's used REST etc
01.Mar.2010 at 13:57 by Alex Luneburg
Really interesting and well presented talk.
Went in with a mixed amount of interest, came out with a plan to build my own web service! Can't get much better than that.
26.Feb.2010 at 17:18 by Morten Rugaard
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