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Rails’ baked-in REST support is great. Build your app right, and you can expose a programmatic interface to your users for free. That said, many times providing views in non-HTML formats tends to be bulky and unwieldy. You end up with either very brittle representations of your data, or extremely bulky respond_to blocks in your controllers. Fortunately, there’s a better way! We’re going to provide two new render targets, :to_yaml and :to_json which will let us write a single XML builder view, and then provide that view in XML, YAML, and JSON formats according to the consuming developer’s preferences.

Rails’ baked-in REST support is great. Build your app right, and you can expose a programmatic interface to your users for free. That said, many times providing views in non-HTML formats tends to be bulky and unwieldy. You end up with either very brittle representations of your data, or extremely bulky respond_to blocks in your controllers. Fortunately, there’s a better way! We’re going to provide two new render targets, :to_yaml and :to_json which will let us write a single XML builder view, and then provide that view in XML, YAML, and JSON formats according to the consuming developer’s preferences.

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<sep/>modification in a resource-centric architecture and provide model data in formats such as XML, JSON and YAML.

gzcat "Library/Application Support/OmniFocus/OmniFocus.ofocus"/*.xml | tidy -quiet -xml -utf8 -indent

<sep/>retrieval and modification in a resource-centric architecture and provide model data in formats such as XML, JSON and YAML