Creating a World-Class RESTful Web Services API
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Companies like Amazon, Google and Yahoo have published web services API's that empower developers to create mash-ups, add-ons and full-scale applications. The creation of such API's, however, is not exclusively the domain of large, multi-national corporations. Learn how to architect, build and field a well-designed and scalable RESTful web services API that will allow your business to leverage the capabilities of the developer community. This presentation includes real-life examples from the Grab Networks RESTful API, which provides access to information about the hundreds of thousands of news videos available through Grab Networks' distribution network.
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![But First, Who Am I? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],David Keener I’m a technical architect and writer with over 20 years of experience. Been doing web applications Since 1997, and Rails applications since version 1.1. I’m a Technical Architect for Grab Networks , the company known for streaming the Beijing Olympics over the web and for distributing more news videos in the US than any other company except MSNBC.](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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Creating a World-Class RESTful Web Services API
- 1. Creating a World-Class By David Keener http://www.keenertech.com RESTful Web Services API [email_address]
- 4. What’s the Big Deal? Rails has been RESTful since 1.2…what’s so hard about doing an API? def index @videos = Video.find(:all) respond_to do |wants| wants.xml { render :layout => false, :xml => @videos.to_xml } wants.json { render :layout => false, :json => @videos.to_json } end end
- 5. What’s the Big Deal? Rails has been RESTful since 1.2…what’s so hard about doing an API? def index @videos = Video.find(:all) respond_to do |wants| wants.xml { render :layout => false, :xml => @videos.to_xml } wants.json { render :layout => false, :json => @videos.to_json } end end - No Authentication
- 6. What’s the Big Deal? Rails has been RESTful since 1.2…what’s so hard about doing an API? def index @videos = Video.find(:all) respond_to do |wants| wants.xml { render :layout => false, :xml => @videos.to_xml } wants.json { render :layout => false, :json => @videos.to_json } end end - No Authentication - No Authorization
- 7. What’s the Big Deal? Rails has been RESTful since 1.2…what’s so hard about doing an API? def index @videos = Video.find(:all) respond_to do |wants| wants.xml { render :layout => false, :xml => @videos.to_xml } wants.json { render :layout => false, :json => @videos.to_json } end end - No Authentication - No Authorization - No Error Handling
- 11. Washington Times Video content integrated in via RESTful API (Beta)
- 23. Anatomy of an API Request Next, we standardized how API requests should work…
- 28. Acts As Authorized (3) Model Acts As Authorized “ Acts As” Resource Hooks
- 30. Restful Behaviors (2) Model Controller Restful Behaviors Acts As Authorized “ Acts As” Resource Hooks
- 33. Overall Architecture Model Externalizable Controller Restful Behaviors Acts As Authorized “ Acts As” Resource Hooks Externalizable Specification