rest

Recursos de programación de rest
28/10/2010 A cargo de Ricardo Borillo, desarrollador del Servicio de Informática de la Universitat Jaume I
Taller práctico sobre la creación de servicios web usando tanto JAX-WS como JAX-RS
Presentación sobre el futuro de la plataforma Java EE, centrado en el soporte del cloud computing (PaaS, multitenancy, portabilidad, escalabilidad, etc), la modularización y la adopción de tecnologías como HTML5, NoSQL, cachés, lenguajes dinámicos, map/reduce, JSON, REST, etc.
I'm reading Growing Object-Oriented Software Guided by Tests along with several friends from the Aprendices community. In the next months I will be posting here resources to complement the book that are mentioned during our conversations about each chapter of the book. These are the ones mentioned in this week's conversation about the preface and the first chapter: Talks Better is better by Steve FreemanDesign How Your Objects Talk Through Mocking by Konstantin KudryashovBDD con Javascript by C...
Patrick JL Laso (@jl_laso) hará una breve introducción a cómo hacer una aplicación Titanium y cómo se conectaría a un desarrollo web hecho con un framework PHP muy ligero (Slim framework) mediante una API REST. Además hablará de como enviar notificaciones push y como publicar un app en los markets de Google y Apple, así de como preparar el ACS de appcelerator para permitir las notificaciones push.
Web
10-08-2014
This post originated in a conversation we had during the last Barcelona Software Craftsmanship event. We talked about a technique to recursively processing list elements once at a time in which you have to focus on two things: How to process an empty list (the base case of the recursion)How to process a non empty list in terms of the result of processing the tail of the list (the list except the first element)To illustrate it, let's see a possible implementation of map in SML: It uses the foll...
Web
09-07-2014
I did the Grains problem in Racket using a home-made stream: The stream is the function grains which returns a pair containing the first value and the generator of the rest of the stream. The stream-for-n-steps helper gets n values from the stream. Probably there is a function to do this directly in Racket but I wanted to remember what we did in the Coursera Programming Languages course. Now I want to do something similar in Clojure. - por Garajeando
Web
24-05-2014
I'm reading Brian Marick's Functional Programming for the Object-Oriented Programmer book.This is my solution for an exercise from the first chapter, Just Enough Clojure in which I had to write a "bizarre version of factorial that uses neither iteration nor recursion": Tested at the REPL it seems to work fine: However, there are problems for big enough results because they don't fit into integers: This can be easily solved using arbitrary precision integers. You just need to append an N after an...
Greach 2014, The Groovy Spanish Conf 28/March, Madrid, Spain http://greach.es Follow us on twitter http://twitter.com/greach_es Slides in: http://greach.es/speakers/alvaro-sanchez-mariscal-creating-restful-apis-with-grails-and-spring-security/ CREATING RESTFUL API'S WITH GRAILS AND SPRING SECURITY In this talk I will cover how to create a REST API using Grails 2.3 to support single-page applications, exploring all the possible alternatives. I will also explain how to integrate Spring Security using the spring-security-rest plugin I recently created, to implement a stateless, token-based, RESTful authentication. Web Architect at Odobo. Owner at Salenda/Escuela de Groovy ÁLVARO SÁNCHEZ-MARISCAL Álvaro Sánchez-Mariscal Álvaro is a passionate software developer and agile enthusiast with over 13 years of experience. He started his career in 2001 coding in Perl and Java, but then quickly focused on Java EE, working for companies like IBM BCS, BEA Systems or Sun Microsystems. He created his own company in 2005, Salenda, and since 2007 he specialized on Groovy/Grails, introducing them in Spain by founding Escuela de Groovy, the very first Grails company in Spain. Now he works as a Web Architect in Odobo, a Gibraltar-based startup with the new HTML5 games developer program for game developers to produce, distribute and monetize their games for the online regulated gaming industry.
Título: Un Nuevo Enfoque para la Reutilización de Código Ponente: Diego Rodríguez Losada (biicode) Link: https://techfest.uc3m.es/2014/programa/un-nuevo-enfoque-para-la-reutilizacion-de-codigo/ Actualmente los programadores dedican un gran porcentaje de su tiempo a la configuración de sus proyectos perdiendo tiempo y creatividad que podrían ser empleados a trabajos realmente importantes. biicode plantea un nuevo paradigma para compartir y reutilizar código fuente de una forma sencilla, pensando en bajar las barreras de entrada al desarrollo avanzado de aplicaciones, para prácticamente cualquier lenguaje y sistema. Con el nuevo modelo propuesto por biicode, publicar, reutilizar código tanto de terceros como de uno propio, actualizar las dependencias o colaborar modificando y mejorando dichas dependencias, se puede realizar de una forma sencilla y unificada. Explicaremos nuestro stack tecnológico, basado 100% en python, que puede resultar interesante por ser muy completo, cubriendo servidores web con Django y servidores REST atacando a Mongo, desplegados en Heroku, y aplicaciones cliente compiladas e instaladas en las máquinas de los usuarios (soportando Win, Linux, Mac). Hablaremos tanto de herramientas y arquitectura(mongo, REST, memcache, django, cython, heroku-amazon), nuestro propio setup de desarrollo, y los "internals" de biicode: diseño software, algorítmica, modelos, problemas encontrados y soluciones.