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For my amazing dad, Robert P. Mass, who is the author of books on subjects ranging from the Nature of Physical Fields and Forces to a mysterious Ghost Nose that rides a big wheel .
Dad, thanks for giving me my very first OReilly book and for teaching me to never stop learning.
Representational State Transfer (REST) is a technical description of how the World Wide Web[] works. Specifically, REST tells us how the Web achieves its great scale. If the Web can be said to have an operating system, its architectural style is REST.
A REST Application Programming Interface (REST API) is a type of web server that enables a client, either user-operated or automated, to access resources that model a systems data and functions.
This book is a REST API designers style guide and reference. It proposes a set of rules that you can leverage to design and develop REST APIs.
[] The World Wide Web is more commonly known as the Web, which is how this book refers to it.
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I could not have written this book without the help of the folks mentioned here.
As a member of the World Wide Web generation, I have spent my entire career as a software engineer working in, and adding to, the Web. I am eternally grateful to Tim Berners-Lee for his WorldWideWeb project. A triumph; huge success.
Roy Fieldings pioneering Ph.D. dissertation was the primary inspiration for this book. If you want to learn all about REST from its original author, I highly recommend that you read Fieldings dissertation.[]
In an effort to distinguish between RESTful and other Web API designs, Leonard Richardson proposed[] what has come to be known as the Richardson Maturity Model. In his model, Richardson outlined three distinct levels of REST API maturity:
URI
HTTP
Hypermedia
Each level corresponds with an aspect of the Webs uniform interface that an API must embrace in order to be considered RESTful. The maturity models level-based classification system has helped me evaluate and concisely communicate the RESTfulness of many Web API designs.[]
I have been a fan of OReillys books for as long as Ive been programming. Working on this project with OReillys Simon St. Laurent has been an incredible experience and an honest to goodness dream come true for me. I am greatly honored to have been given this opportunity and I thank Simon and everyone at OReilly Media for their support and encouragement.
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