-Get vs. Post Request
-Intro to REST
-RESTful Comments Overview
Get vs. Post Request
GET vs. POST
Get is used to retrieve information, data is sent via query string, information is plainly visible in the URL, and limited amount of data can be sent.
POST is used to post data to the server, to write, create, and update. Data is sent via request body, not a query string. Can send any sort of data (JSON).
Intro to REST
REST stands for representational state transfer. REST is a set of guidelines for how a client/sever should communicate and perform CRUD operations on a given resource.
The main idea of REST is treating data on the server side as resources than be CRUDed.
The most common way of approaching REST is in formatting the URLs and HTTP verbs in your applications.
CRUD = Create, Read, Update and Delete
RESTful Comments Overview
This is the pattern of REST
GET /comments - list all comments
POST /comments - Create a new comment
GET /comments/:id - Get one comment (using ID)
Patch /comments/:id - Update one comment
Delete /comments/:id - Destroy one comment
Top comments (1)
Your notes contradict themselves with regards to the HTTP verbs