There’s a bunch of things that I love that I don’t talk about: The IQueryable vs IEnumerable, Code-First vs Database-First, ORM vs Raw SQL or who is the most powerful Avenger in MCU. But one of the things that I’m not at all ashamed about is my appreciation for REST.
Don’t worry, we are not going to discuss what makes a true REST design and what are the benefits of pragmatic REST approaches. REST is also not an answer to every challenge. The reason I like it is due to its simplicity and how easy it is to use across various programming languages.
There’s a bunch of things that I love that I don’t talk about: The IQueryable vs IEnumerable, Code-First vs Database-First, ORM vs Raw SQL or who is the most powerful Avenger in MCU. But one of the things that I’m not at all ashamed about is my appreciation for REST.
Don’t worry, we are not going to discuss what makes a true REST design and what are the benefits of pragmatic REST approaches. REST is also not an answer to every challenge. The reason I like it is due to its simplicity and how easy it is to use across various programming languages. […]