Roy fielding came with this idea and many applications have been made around this, but I am really confused Where is it called Representative State Transfer? In almost every application, we do not go from one page to another and when we go from one page to another, the application changes.
After reading some articles, I know 1. The build is on HTTP, 2. Allows caching. 3. Resources can be accessed using URI.
What are the other benefits of regular ASP.NET web form application? Please help why and where will i need cool application.
BTW I have been programming ASP.NET web forming for a long time and in fact I do not know about new technologies.
Thanks in advance.
I see that this trend is:
1996 - Classic ASP
2002 - ASP.NET
2009 - ASP.Net MVC
2012 - ASP.Net Web API and Single Page App < Maybe you mean a single-page application through "restful application":
This is where the trend is going, I believe - Instead of creating a UI and business logic on the server side, you can use the Rich Protocol Types can only create rich client side UI communicating with the server, through business logic and tragic closure on the server side), so that you can provide a better experience to your users. In addition, you can create multiple UIs for various platforms (web UI, iOS, Android, Windows Phone, Windows 8 app, etc.), all of which are consuming the same API service.
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