Twitter Tweets about SIDS as of November 10, 2009

10 November, 2009
sids: @ashokjjr Will send you a link about it later on, don't have it handy. For the record, I don't understand it very well myself.
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ashokjjr: @sids Can you explain tat constraints ? The only constraints im aware of is to embrace & leverage HTTP ;)
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sids: @ashokjjr REST establishes additional constraints that need to be adhered to. Also, REST APIs need to be "discoverable".
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ashokjjr: @sids What made u to think so ? Its not RESTful ?
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sids: @ujj Thanks. Flickr API is indeed quite well-designed. And it's very comprehensive!
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ujj: @sids think you're right designing one must be hard. striking a balance betn RESTness & the amount of data for i/o.
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ujj: @sids think yahoo api's are pretty good. flickr is nice. also do look at bit.ly.
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sids: @ashokjjr Thanks, I agree. It is indeed very good. Except that it isn't as RESTful as it could be.
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sids: Designing a good RESTful API is a really *hard* problem. Netflix got it right to a large extent, best I've seen so far. http://bit.ly/4xKNDp
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ashokjjr: @sids Twitter API. Its damn good.
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sids: What's your fav RESTful API? I'm designing an API and would like to look at good examples.
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DrStarkweather: @beerad I'd bet it's both. You got late night murders, and then you got SIDS too.
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vijuolety: @sids ok thanks. Will check that out.
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sids: @vijuolety You need to send a request to Twitter to allow your app to do that. They usually approve almost every request.
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sids: @vijayanands I think you meant @sidin!
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