A great overview of the general API process, aimed at devs used to the "traditional" way of doing things. More details in terms of implementation, especially regarding libraries that are more appropriate then a full MVC stack, world have been great.
While this was a confident delivery by someone who clearly has a good grasp of webservice-oriented architecture, it was a bit hard to tease out the core message of the talk.
I would have liked to have a practical example of how you could build your codebase such that you can easily move services to be web-based in the future.
Good information but it seemed like the abstract didn't quite match the content, so I was left a little confused early on. The testing information, while good, seemed a little out of place with the rest of the talk and I would have preferred more about SOA implementations.
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A great overview of the general API process, aimed at devs used to the "traditional" way of doing things. More details in terms of implementation, especially regarding libraries that are more appropriate then a full MVC stack, world have been great.
While this was a confident delivery by someone who clearly has a good grasp of webservice-oriented architecture, it was a bit hard to tease out the core message of the talk.
I would have liked to have a practical example of how you could build your codebase such that you can easily move services to be web-based in the future.
Good information but it seemed like the abstract didn't quite match the content, so I was left a little confused early on. The testing information, while good, seemed a little out of place with the rest of the talk and I would have preferred more about SOA implementations.