Resource-Oriented Architecture With Waves

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Waves is a Ruby framework already running in production handling hundreds of thousands of requests and offering pluggable foundations and layers plus a concise HTTP-routing DSL. It targets an HTTP-based resource-oriented architecture with RDF/linked-data entry points, content negotiation instead of format-in-URL, and built-in edge caching (rack cache/CDN style) rather than only memcached. JRuby deployment shows simple vertical scaling. Practical examples and a services DSL exist; surprises are real adoption and stability.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:00Waves
3. 8:47MVC
4. 11:00Boxee
5. 13:10ResourceOriented Architecture
6. 15:20HTTP
7. 17:12Post
8. 17:50Resources
9. 19:18Object Splitting
10. 19:36RDF
11. 21:42RSS Atom
12. 23:25Edge Caching
13. 25:05Network Refactoring
14. 26:57restful
15. 28:11format
16. 29:22curl
17. 30:11What is Waves
18. 31:33Waves Github
19. 31:59Questions
20. 40:23Forgiving Methods

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