Grace StahrePlone Conference 2006: REST in Peace! -- Zope 3, Plone, Web 2.0 ... and all that Jazz (2006)
Stefan Richter and Jodok Batlogg's talk from Plone Conference 2006.
Stefan and Jodok talk about building RESTful APIs for Web 2.0 services.
Plone, like many other Web frameworks, sometimes has trouble talking to other technology stacks. REST provides a very simple and standards-compliant method to communicate any data with other technologies. REST also allows Plone/Zope sites to communicate with each other more easily. REST allows your Plone solutions to scale better. For example, you can "outsource" expensive, high-availability features such as tagging, rating, cataloging, file transcoding, to other servers, and then bring the results back to Plone via REST. In this talk Richter and Batlogg present their approach to building RESTful services in Plone/Zope and show real-life examples of these services in action.
This talk was originally presented at Plone Conference 2006 in Seattle, WA.
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This item is part of the collection: Open Source Movies
Director:
Grace Stahre
Producer:
The Plone Community
Production Company:
Versant Media
Audio/Visual:
sound,
color
Language:
English
Keywords: plone; plone conference; open source; content management systems; software; REST; Web 2.0; Jodok Batlogg; Stefan Richter
Creative Commons license:
Attribution-ShareAlike