oasis-open / odata-rapid

Rapid - Specification, tools and libraries to support the development and adoption of simple REST-based APIs.

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OASIS TC Open Repository: odata-rapid

NOTE: OData Rapid is under construction

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Statement of Purpose

To support the community development and adoption of interoperable REST-based APIs by defining and sharing common patterns, tools, and libraries based on a simplified profile of the OData specification.

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*The TC may include additional content as descriptive text, reflecting project status, milestones, releases, modifications to statement of purpose, etc.

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• Christof Sprenger, [e-mail], https://github.com/chrisspre, Microsoft

• George Ericson, [e-mail], https://github.com/GEricson, Dell

• Gerald Krause, [e-mail], https://github.com/GeraldKrause, SAP SE

• Hubert Heijkers, [e-mail], https://github.com/Hubert-Heijkers, IBM

• Mark Biamonte, [e-mail], https://github.com/markbnc, Progress Software

• Michael Pizzo, [e-mail], https://github.com/mikepizzo, Microsoft

• Ralf Handl, [e-mail], https://github.com/ralfhandl, SAP SE

• Ramesh Reddy, [e-mail], https://github.com/rareddy, Red Hat

• Stefan Hagen, [e-mail], https://github.com/sthagen, Individual Member

• Wojtek Trocki, [e-mail], https://github.com/wtrocki, Red Hat

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