While I disagree with the first ”sign“, the rest is pretty good
John Evdemon @jevdemon
6 Dec 2016
5 Signs That Your REST API Isn't RESTful. Reminds me of when I had a "Certified SOA" rubber stamp as a joke. dzone.com/articles/5-easy-to…

Dec 6, 2016 · 9:02 PM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov
Item 4. is rather misleading. The same rationale could be applied to plain URIs, which clearly are not a problem @jevdemon
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Why? The (correct) reasoning seems to be: Exchange URIs and URI recipes a.k.a. templates in HTTP messages, not docs
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Replying to @stilkov
not sure about the version 'sign' as a lot in API versions is not about representation but about a business concept changing
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I disagree with 2. The id of a product ist typically not defined by a REST API so I wouldn't change it there. 1/2
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If you want to add a link to the representation, add a link. 2/2