I'm in search of a web API framework.
I'm not interested in building web clients on the server. Why should the client logic reside on the server? That makes no sense.
FRAPI II
http://getfrapi.com/
FRAPI is many steps in the right direction, but too limited.
I want something like PURE for the API where I can define a directive which maps to a data structure.
One benefit to this is I can provide the developer with a structure quite a bit flatter than the database model (and for that matter, perhaps SQL isn't the premier option for web mashups).
Another benefit is I can define what's public very easily.
The solution would be implemented on both the I and the O of I/O. Perhaps some values are not publicly visible, but they are publicly writable (and more commonly the reverse). A directive also provides validation. The hash could map a value's name to the function which validates it.
I'm not interested in building web clients on the server. Why should the client logic reside on the server? That makes no sense.
FRAPI II
http://getfrapi.com/
FRAPI is many steps in the right direction, but too limited.
I want something like PURE for the API where I can define a directive which maps to a data structure.
One benefit to this is I can provide the developer with a structure quite a bit flatter than the database model (and for that matter, perhaps SQL isn't the premier option for web mashups).
Another benefit is I can define what's public very easily.
The solution would be implemented on both the I and the O of I/O. Perhaps some values are not publicly visible, but they are publicly writable (and more commonly the reverse). A directive also provides validation. The hash could map a value's name to the function which validates it.
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