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REST (REpresentational State Transfer) is a simple stateless architecture that generally runs over HTTP. It is an "architectural style" that basically exploits the existing technology and protocols of the Web, including HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and XML. REST is easy to use than the well-known SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) approach.

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MVC structured REST API in PHP

This approach might be wrong or right, if you have something to add please correct me since i want to learn! The past few weeks I'v been trying to build a MVC structure REST API in PHP.And this is my ...
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Lock for preventing concurrent access in client data

I am trying to implement lock by which I don't want to have reads from happening whenever I am doing a write. Here is my ClientData class in which I am using ...
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Tracking Containers in a Train Station

This is a time line for control over the events of some containers in a train station. It gets all the data to build the time line by getting a JSON from a database via REST service. The app resets ...
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Bitex - Cryptocurrency Exchange API Framework for Python - Round 2

This is a follow up to my previous review request. BitEx is a Python module I've been working on for a little over 9 months now, as a side project. It was published 6 months ago on GitHub, and as I ...
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Bitex - Cryptocurrency Exchange API Framework for Python

BitEx is a Python module I've been working on for a little over 9 months now, as a side project. It was published 6 months ago on GitHub, and as I edge closer to my 1.0 release, I wanted to take the ...
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Extendable REST-Client

I've been working on a REST-client. The client itself provides only very basic and generic functionality. Everything else is done with extensions. Its raw usage does not need to be convenient but ...
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Executing a URL using RestTemplate

I am working on a project in which I construct a URL with a valid hostname (but not a blocked hostname) and then execute that URL using RestTemplate from my main ...
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Curl-based REST Client Library (round 3)

This code review request relates to this code review which covers the basic single REST call use case in this REST client library. This code review covers the classes and unit tests for the multiple ...
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Curl-based REST client library (round 2)

This is a second iteration on an earlier review - cURL based REST client library I have done some refactoring to split out the REST HTTP response into it's own class from what was in the previous ...
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Extendable REST-Client - follow-up

My previous RestClient wasn't disposing a lot of resources. I've fixed it (hopefully without introducing new issues) and because a few new patterns emerged I did a ...
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Testable REST API Client

GitHub and NuGet Allows to invoke public/private REST API just by defining an interface. 200 lines of C# in total. Demo Sample API is publicly available at http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com: <...
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Constructing a URL for execution using RestTemplate

I am working on a project in which I construct a URL with a valid hostname (but not a blocked hostname) and then execute that URL using RestTemplate from my main ...
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Basic API wrapper around a Restful service

I'm writing a basic wrapper around a restful service that returns a list of Stores. I'm using RestSharp which I'm injecting into the class. Naturally, I want to make it completely testable (that's a ...
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Making a call to a server running a RESTful service

I am working on a project in which I am making a call to one of my servers using RestTemplate which is running a RESTful service and getting the response back from ...
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C# REST / Http Client Abstraction

I have a REST library. These are the abstractions. Have I missed anything that a developer would need to use this in a dependency injection / IoC Container scenario? Anything that bothers you about ...
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cURL based REST client library

I have recently refactored a REST client library and was hoping to get review for both the class itself and the unit tests that cover it. This code is developed against PHP 7.1, but tested against ...
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Simple and reusable system for user registration and tracking and auto-updates

I created a bunch of small and mostly internal WPF applications for my company - usually for some file manipulation etc. For these programs, I would like to start collecting user info - who uses them, ...
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Unlist all NuGet packages but the last version

I like to unlist my old NuGet packages to keep my catalog clean. However, after a couple of uploads it's always a pain to remove each single package manually so I thought I write a utility for it in ...
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Achieve error differentiation in Promises

Background I have a REST API using MongoDB, Node.js and Express that makes a request to my NoSQL DB and depending on different results, I want to differentiate which error I send the customer. ...
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