ylons).
Actaully it's not hard to figure out how to do it the Pyramid way after some
study. And I have summarized my solution here:
http://zhuoqiang.me/a/restful-pyramid
I see others are looking for the solution as well (see
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pylons-devel/0Qypgj7Lk1M/CaNwk
about how to build
> RESTful style web in both framework and document In Pylons).
>
> Actaully it's not hard to figure out how to do it the Pyramid way after some
> study. And I have summarized my solution here:
> http://zhuoqiang.me/a/restful-pyramid
>
> I see others are
I still think traversal-based resources lend themselves to RESTful mappings
better than route-based routines.
GET /notes # get a listting of all notes
POST /notes # create a new note
GET /notes/firstnote# get full information on the "firstnote" note
PUT /notes/firstno
Hello everyone!
Excuse me for raising this thread from the dead. It‘s Pyramid after all.
You know, mummies, undead… :)
I tend to agree with Rocky but have no real experience with REST to back
this. On the one hand, RESTful service can be seen as resource tree and
traversal is the way of defini
to figure out how to do it the Pyramid way after
> some study. And I have summarized my solution here:
> http://zhuoqiang.me/a/restful-pyramid
>
> I see others are looking for the solution as well (see
> https://groups.google.com/d/msg/pylons-devel/0Qypgj7Lk1M/CaNwkqaC38UJ) I
