Sin título

1. What is it?

   • Is an architectural style for providing standards between computer systems on the web

2. Client and Server

   • Client code and server code can be changed without affecting either.
   • Client and server can be modular.
   • Greater flexibility and scalability through simplification.

3. Statelessness

   • Systems that follow the REST paradigm are stateless
   • "These constraints help RESTful applications achieve reliability, quick performance, and scalability, as components that can be managed, updated, and reused without affecting the system as a whole, even during operation of the system."

4. HTTP

   • Get
   • Post
   • Put
   • Delete

5. Accept

   • They consist of one type and one subtype
   • Types
     • Image, audio, video, application
   • Subtype
     • Png, wav, mp4, json

6. Paths

   • Paths should contain the information necessary
   • fashionboutique.com/customers/223/orders/12

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• QUÉ ES REST (Enclavar)
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• Métodos HTTP ¡EXPLICADOS! ? Diferencia entre GET, POST, PUT y DELETE ?️ Crear un BACKEND RESTful ✔️ (Enclavar)
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