Steve Jones wrote:
> So just to be clear
>
> HTTP/URIs are a good thing and are used pretty much everywhere
> 99% of iPhone/iPad apps are developed in a client/server mindset in the
> same way as client/server applications were developed 20 years ago.
In fact, this, for me, is not unexpected. Look at the apps that are doing
this,
and tell me how they use resources, show them to the user and the allow
interaction with them, before committing new state to the server. The browser
model is great for document style resources. Beyond that, it is just a barrier
to success because it's like trying to put a screw in with a hammer. You can
do
it, but the screw ends up so distorted that it's hard to use as a screw.
HTTP and URIs provide a namespace and transport (yeah, I know you want me to
say
transfer) mechanism. They don't guarantee that any application that uses them
will be successful at everything the app needs to do, just because they are
used.
Gregg Wonderly
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