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Turning requirements into read/write resources
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1. Figure out the data set | |
2. Split the data set into resources. | |
For each kind of resource: | |
3. Name the resources with URIs. | |
4. Expose a subset of the uniform interface. | |
5. Design the representation(s) accepted from the client. | |
6. Design the representation(s) served to the client. | |
7. Integrate this resource into eisting resources, using hypermedia links and forms. | |
8. Consider the typical course of events: what's supposed to happen? | |
9. Consider error conditions: what might go wrong? | |
Take from the book RESTful Web Services by Leonard Richardson & Sam Ruby |
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