REST architectural constraints
The properties of architecture within REST are realized by applying specific interactions, which will constrain to components, connectors and data elements that can describe applications that are conforming to REST constraints such as RESTful. If any of these constraints are not met, then the application can no longer be considered as a RESTful one. If the compliance with these limitations is achieved, which would be the equivalent of conforming to the REST architectural style, then the system will have non-functional properties such as scalability and performance, simplicity, and portability with further reliability. Under this section, we will cover the formal, known REST constraints in detail.
The formal REST constraints ...
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