Sessions tagged as REST
Building Real World Applications using WCF Data Services
Location: Franz Hall, Room 106
Learn how to build a real world application that uses Data Services. Learn about how to solve the following real world challenges with a Data Service application. 1. Using the Silverlight client library to operate against a Data Service. 2. Use Forms authentication on the server and client to secure access to a Data Service. 3. Common patterns with building Silverlight applications that work against a Data Service. 4. Also learn some tips on building Data Service client applications that can work on a variety of platforms : WPF/Silverlight and Windows Phone.
Consuming RESTful Web Services on the iPhone
Location: Shiley Hall, Room 301
A number of popular libraries simplify the task of communicating with a RESTful web service in Objective-C on the iPhone. In this session we will create a simple web service using Ruby on Rails and build a companion iPhone app that communicates with the service over HTTP using the ObjectiveResource library. Basic knowledge of Objective-C and REST will be very helpful.
GET REST (An Introduction)
Location: Franz Hall, Room 231
In this presentation my goal is to GET everyone excited about using REST in their application architectures. Most, if not all of the cloud computing services available today are supporting and embracing REST. So can you, and you will be surprised how easy and sensible it is. We will look at the fundamentals of REST and HTTP to understand where it fits and where it does not.