English sentences

1. It is hugely different as you are exchanging representations of data rather than making a remote function call.
2. I wrote an Intro to REST article a few weeks ago that explains this in more detail. Let's go into more detail on each of these individual principles.
3. I have a pretty rich perspective when it comes to middleware.
4. While REST has many similarities to the more traditional ways of writing SOA applications, in many important ways it is very different.
5. Getting super results from average people is like getting water from stone.
6. The problem I've found is that clip geometry needs absolute positions, whereas the container might not.
7. An example would be if you wanted a resizable layout with elements taking no more space than they needed
8. That's pretty hard to achieve in pure XAML if you also need to ...
9. The idea of using ... is great, but not if you need some kind of image...
10. In any case, so far I've found enough workarounds. It's still a billion times better/easier than HTML.
11. The top is what you get and the bottom is what you want, the simplest thing to do here is to ... so that ...
12. If a method is not guaranteed to do what you expect it to do, then it becomes worthless.
13. It gives me confidence in what I'm doing
14. The group found that enterprise .NET investment growth is currently outpacing Java investment growth.
15. In my previous post, I summarized layers, in this post, I'll walk through the key components.
16. We noticed a few minor limitations to something, though none of them are real deal breakers.
17. We've already highlighted something as our favourite tools in the past.