RESTful principles

RESTful principles are guidelines for designing web services that allow different systems to communicate over the internet. It stands for Representational State Transfer. The key ideas include using standard HTTP methods (like GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) for actions, structuring data in a clear, resource-based way (like URLs), and stateless interactions (each request contains all necessary information). This ensures efficiency, scalability, and simplicity, enabling developers to create services that are easy to use and maintain, while facilitating seamless interaction between various applications and devices.