Posts Tagged ‘php’
What you should know about API-centric web development
September 11, 2012 at 19:48
API-centric design
Web development has been slow to catch up with desktop programming over the years. Large part of this reason is because web is built around HTTP, which is technically a ‘stateless’ protocol. But modern web applications are often anything but stateless and consist of layers upon layers of session handling and asynchronous requests to overcome the inherent weaknesses of HTTP. One of the better principles for handling all this mess is the API-centric development.
Tags: open source, php, technology, wave framework, web development
Introducing Wave Framework
June 7, 2012 at 23:41
Wave Framework
Wave Framework is an open source API-centric PHP micro-framework. First release of Wave was in February 2012 and the code has been through refactoring, multiple patches and bugfixes since. Wave puts strong emphasis on API-based web development. The project has gained some recognition on Google+ and today has more than a thousand followers. The name ‘Wave’ comes from the use of ‘www’ prefix across the system which looks like symbolic waves.
Tags: php, wave, wave framework, web development
