>If you want to make a RESTful API with .NET
WCF is overengineered for this, but this doesn't necessary means that WCF sucks.
Right tool for the right job.
Interesting article!
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Making it fast required us to rebuild every view to include precisely what was relevant to the mobile experience and nothing else – not only in terms of design and features, but resources. There’s no extra mark-up, no unused styles, and we kept JavaScript usage to a minimum.
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Exactly the opposite I've done in my project, that now is terribly slow :(
why java sintax for documentation in comments and .net xml sintax for documentation in comments are invalid? to me, looks that documentation is an effort that most programmers (me included) don't want to do. comments in code are easily to do, instead.