ASP.NET MVC: Using RESTful Architecture
ASP.NET MVC: Using RESTful Architecture
There’s a lot of information out there on how to do specific things with ASP.NET MVC, but not much in the way of architectural approaches that you can use to leverage the new MVC option. Indeed, there are many ways to set your application up using MVC, but one of them (in my mind) has some added benefits that you may want to consider. MVC platforms (such as Rails) have embraced RESTful architecture as a way to simplify and scale your application nicely, with the concept of web services built right in to the very core structure. In this post I’ll discuss how you can architect your MVC application using a RESTful approach, and also how you can partition out your “logical bits” so you DRY (don’t repeat yourself). In The Beginning, Scott Said “Let There Be MVC”… ASP.NET MVC release is very close, and there are a lot of very informative posts on how you can explore/get up to speed with the new option for building out ASP web pages. Before we get started with architecture, here’s a recap for ya:
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http://blog.wekeroad.com/2007/12/06/aspnet-mvc-using-restful-architecture/
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