The web vs. the fallacies of distributed computing

Posted by: Cirrus Minor, on 28 May 2009 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

I recently read a post by Tim Bray where he states that building on web technologies let you get away with believing some of the fallacies of distributed computing. I personally thinks he is a little optimistic in that claim. On The network is reliable Tim says that that the connectionless of HTTP helps (it does) and that GET, PUT and DELETE are idempotent helps as well. I say that GET, PUT and DELETE only if the people implementing the server side make them so ...

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