Restfulie and rails

[Bruno Oliveira]

Hi guys, I was thinking about restfulie implementation (I'm still young in ruby). In nowadays we have some clients like httparty and rest-client to work with rest resources.

I believe that they are not restful, and have a lot of problems to understand hypermedia resources. Restfulie have capabilities to work with a lot of hypermedia resources like json and others, this is great.

The main problem is: when you don't need to work with rails. Restfulie brings to me all rails stack.

What do you think about decoupling restfulie-server from client? We could throw rails out in restfulie client with this refactoring :D 

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[Guilherme Silveira]

Simple answer: yes.

Can you break them appart?

[Bruno Oliveira]

Sure :D I'll create a branch in my github account! Thanks!

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[Rafael Mendonça França]

Hi guys,

today I split the restfulie client to another project with help of Douglas Campos. You can find it on this repository https://github.com/caelum/restfulie-client.

I still have some work to do, so please send me feedbacks about it.

[Guilherme Silveira]

Great job! Its an important step we should take. Sometimes its evil to add restfulie and a huge list of dependencies just because we want to do a get.

Can you also remove the dependencies and the code from the "restfulie" gem?

Regards

Guilherme Silveira
Caelum | Ensino e Inovação
http://www.caelum.com.br/

[Douglas Campos]

On 7/24/11 6:54 PM, Guilherme Silveira wrote:
> Great job! Its an important step we should take. Sometimes its evil to
> add restfulie and a huge list of dependencies just because we want to do
> a get.
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> Can you also remove the dependencies and the code from the "restfulie" gem?

I'm doing this already :)

[Bruno Oliveira]

Ow great Job Rafael, thanks for your help!

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