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speaker: Tom Christie | |||
title: Web APIs, REST and Django | |||
venue: The Skiff | |||
datetime: 2011-05-10 19:00 | |||
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**Please [sign up on Lanyrd](http://lanyrd.com/2011/brightonpy-web-apis-rest-django/) if you will be attending.** | |||
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This talk will cover some of the basics of the REST architectural style - what it is and what its benefits are. | |||
It'll also cover some of the thornier aspects of implementing RESTful Web APIs, touch on some areas that are still often misunderstood, and will finish by taking a look at building RESTful APIs with Django. | |||
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* Why REST? | |||
* Caching - What we're (still) doing wrong. | |||
* Content Negotiation - One resource, many representations. | |||
* Why we ought to be building Web browse-able APIs - A call to arms. | |||
* Web APIs & Django - What tools are and aren't in the box? | |||
* Introduction to Django REST framework. | |||
* The take home - Where do we go from here? | |||
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#### About Tom Christie #### | |||
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[Tom Christie](http://tomchristie.com/) is the author of [Django REST framework](http://django-rest-framework.org/). |
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