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using a computer as a communication/information medium
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World-Wide Web
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hypertext as external memory
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database queries, joins, and relational algebra
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hypertext as a global database
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open systems
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error safe systems
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design for change
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naming
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reliability of distributed systems
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state
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attribute-value pairs as information
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implementing distributed systems and applications
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abstraction by name
Reference
Fielding, R.T., Taylor, R.N., "Principled design of the modern web architecture", ACM Transactions on Internet Technology, 2, 2, May 2002, pp. 115-150. Google
Other Reference
Fielding, R.T., Taylor, R.N., "Principled design of the modern web architecture," 22nd Inter Conf Software Engineering ICSE 2000, p. 407-416, June 2000, ACM SIGSOFT
117 ;;Quote: the Web is a shared information space; everyone stores and structure their own information; easily referenced from anywhere; easy to use by everyone
118 ;;Quote: for access to large databases, Web provides simple queries of user-entered data with results rendered as hypermedia
119 ;;Quote: the Web is an Internet-scale distributed hypermedia system
119 ;;Quote: the Web has anarchic scalability; works despite load, malicious data, unknown servers, no state, no lists of back references, multiple trust boundaries
119 ;;Quote: Web components are deployed independently; old and new implementations co-exist; identify and encapsulate old versions; incremental deployment
123 ;;Quote: Representational State Transfer (REST) manages resources; i.e., anything that can be named
123+;;Quote: REST interactions are stateless; they transfer representations of identified resources
123+;;Quote: a representation of a REST resource consists of data and metadata as name-value pairs, metadata describes data and sometimes metadata
135 ;;Quote: REST manipulates resources and concepts by transferring representations using a resource identifier and generic interface; allows independent authoring across multiple trust domains
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Topic: using a computer as a communication/information medium (31 items)
Topic: World-Wide Web (38 items)
Topic: hypertext as external memory (24 items)
Topic: database queries, joins, and relational algebra (33 items)
Topic: hypertext as a global database (28 items)
Topic: open systems (32 items)
Topic: error safe systems (75 items)
Topic: design for change (75 items)
Group: naming (32 topics, 784 quotes)
Topic: reliability of distributed systems (33 items)
Topic: state (35 items)
Topic: attribute-value pairs as information (53 items)
Topic: implementing distributed systems and applications (41 items)
Topic: abstraction by name (29 items)