Sure, but how convenient it is to just generate the resource once and for all and dump it in the file system following REST semantics, thus making it useless to waste CPU cycles computing the resource contents when it's…
Well REST allows for resources to be accessed as they are: resources. Using POST/GET query parameters implies that the server should do some actual processing on these to deliver the requested resource. With REST, you…
Sure, but how convenient it is to just generate the resource once and for all and dump it in the file system following REST semantics, thus making it useless to waste CPU cycles computing the resource contents when it's…
Well REST allows for resources to be accessed as they are: resources. Using POST/GET query parameters implies that the server should do some actual processing on these to deliver the requested resource. With REST, you…