Is this “anti-pattern” and should I stop using it or is this clever design?
I’ve basically stared to do the following when creating a REST service:
Core data syncing (deletion) using a custom REST web service
I need to sync my local core data stack against a server running a persistent data storage underneath the covers. (I’ve gone through other posts here and on SO on similar topics)
Will Authentication over HTTPS Slow My Application?
I am building a web application and RESTful web service.
One Service or Two Services for Parsing and Sending Emails
I have a bulk emailing service within the system which allows for a template to be used. When the mail is sent the template is parsed or run through a parser to replace tags with actual information. i.e “[Foo] has logged in” is parsed to “Bar has logged in”
Advice on App/Service Architecture
I’m starting a project that will have a web front end for the users coupled with a database. There will then be a stand-alone service running that will, on a specified interval, poll an API and update the database with the changes it found.
Should web service response use a base class or generic class?
In my RESTful WCF web service I have something like the following response object.
How do I create a .NET WebService for File Upload [closed]
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How to optimize calls to multiple APIs at once and return as one set?
I have a web app that searches across 2 APIs right now. I have my own Restful web service that I call, and it does all the work on the backend to asynchronously call the 2 APIs and concatenate them into one result set for my web app to use.
What’s the standard practice to prevent users from having unreasonable expectations?
There’s some subscription-based data processing web service – users pay via PayPal for the right to use the service. The “terms of service” document prepared by lawyers explicitly says that there’re no guarantees so customers can’t possibly file a lawsuit.
Managing Alerts in Web Application Using RESTful API
I have designed a RESTful API and I am now working on creating a web application to use the service.