Nouns, verbs and well-formed URIs At the very least, a RESTful API respects REST's uniform interface constraint in two ways: Using nouns in RESTful URIs to ensure web service operations work on ...

In this 10-question RESTful web services quiz, we will test you on how to develop REST-based APIs, how RESTful web services leverage the HTTP protocol and how to structure URLs and URIs in order to ...

Solr has a HTTP/JSON-based API. However, it isn’t exactly a REST API because it doesn’t really follow any of the rules for a well-defined REST interface. I whine about this sometimes.

Follow the RESTful principles – separate your API into logical resources that can be mapped to the HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH, and DELETE). The following is an example.