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A resource-based API is one in which you manipulate resources through a generic interface. REST is the prime example of a resource-based API. You have a resource identified through a URI and a known set of actions you can take on that (or any other) resource. The API designer has much less discretion with a resource-based approach than a service-based approach. In short, REST is based on the idea that constraints on design are a good thing.
The REST API Design Handbook
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