Yes, formally. The article you have posted is emphasizing a key point in uniform interface, that is in fact one of the first 3 constraints in the article we are commenting. I know that to call an api restful you have to formally support at least five of the constraints with exception of cod, I’m just saying some of them have a really different weight. In an introductory post for people new to rest, I’d like to spent more words on the really core features of a rest api, instead of write the same number of words for uniform interface and cod.
But this is only my opinion, I’m more practical and less formal 😁
I totally understand your point.
Maybe it's age, but I've seen too many times misnaming, misunderstanding, and misusing technologies in the name of being practical... 😉
Yes, formally. The article you have posted is emphasizing a key point in uniform interface, that is in fact one of the first 3 constraints in the article we are commenting. I know that to call an api restful you have to formally support at least five of the constraints with exception of cod, I’m just saying some of them have a really different weight. In an introductory post for people new to rest, I’d like to spent more words on the really core features of a rest api, instead of write the same number of words for uniform interface and cod.
But this is only my opinion, I’m more practical and less formal 😁
I totally understand your point.
Maybe it's age, but I've seen too many times misnaming, misunderstanding, and misusing technologies in the name of being practical... 😉
You are probably right.