July 2017
Beginner to intermediate
378 pages
10h 26m
English
REST allows internet-enabled devices to inter-operate with each other using a uniform Application Programming Interface (API). A device or server that complies to this is called RESTful. It assumes interactions are client/server-based and are stateless. The following table shows the key commands supported by the HTTP REST API Interface:
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HTTP REST API
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HTTP POST: Adds a new resource
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| HTTP PUT: Updates a specific resource by replacing it with an updated version |
| HTTP GET: Reads a specified resource |
| HTTP PATCH: Partially updates a resource in a collection |
| HTTP DELETE: Deletes a resource |