From: Brian Candler <b.candler@...>
Date: 2009-01-20T23:10:32+09:00
Subject: Re: Desktop <-> Web

James Gray wrote:
> I think it's probably better to think of JSON as simple primitives.
> Thus JSON's "object" would map to Ruby's Hash.  From there, I just
> create an output method that translates my objects to primitives and
> an input method that restores them.

For a POST it seems to make sense to think of JSON as a "params" hash, 
like a form post or an XML-wrapped hash.

Following that logic, PUT ought to be the same, and hence GET. And the 
'class' is implicit in the REST URL: /widgets/ or whatever.

OK, I'm sold, for web use anyway. Maybe the documentation in the JSON 
library is a bit misleading then.
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