Clients Matter, Services Don't - Mike Amundsen's talk from QCon New York 2014
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This document discusses how services on the web should focus on clients rather than themselves. It identifies five key services - identity, synchronization, representation, description, and discovery - that are challenging to implement well. These can be reframed as security, storage, compatibility, functionality, and distribution from the client's perspective. The conclusion calls for recovering a client-centric approach to building web services going forward.
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