Learning java script and wordpress rest api by tom hermans wordcamp netherlands 2016 - utrecht

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article + HTML slides : http://tomhermans.com/blog/learning-javascript-wp-rest-api-talk-wordcamp-nl TL;DR: With the advent of the WordPress REST API many opportunities open up regarding building a site. And more importantly, decoupling your frontend from WordPress itself, making it a store or a platform for your data to communicate with with various tools, but mainly JavaScript. Consider this the tl;dr.

HOWDY, I'M
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APPLICATION PROGRAM
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set ofstandardizedways
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XML remoteprocedurecall
mobileapp
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RSS
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Stripe, .. andmany many more

REST : REPRESENTATIONAL
STATE TRANSFER
communicateviaHTTP
sameHTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, etc.)
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HTTP TO CRUD
CREATE data: POST
READ data: GET
UPDATE data: PUT
DELETE data: DELETE

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