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REST is not a protocol, a file format, or a development framework. It’s a set of design constraints: statelessness, hypermedia
as the engine of application state, and so on. Collectively, we call these the Fielding constraints, because they were first
identified in Roy T. Fielding’s 2000 dissertation on software architecture, which gathered them together under the name
“REST.”
REST is not a protocol, a file format, or a development framework. It’s a set of design constraints: statelessness, hypermedia as the engine of application state, and so on. Collectively, we call these the ''Fielding constraints'', because they were first identified in Roy T. Fielding’s 2000 dissertation on software architecture, which gathered them together under the name “REST.”

Leonard Richardson, Mike Amundsen, Sam Ruby

Ch 1. Surfing the Web

Ch 2. A Simple API

Ch 3. Resources and Representations

REST is not a protocol, a file format, or a development framework. It’s a set of design constraints: statelessness, hypermedia as the engine of application state, and so on. Collectively, we call these the Fielding constraints, because they were first identified in Roy T. Fielding’s 2000 dissertation on software architecture, which gathered them together under the name “REST.”

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