by Nick Gall | September 17, 2010 | 2 Comments
[This is a continuation of a discussion of the “shape of the web” that started in Twitter and then moved to Richard Veryard’s blog: What shape is the Internet.] Glad we agree on the 1st point. On the 2nd point, I’m not sure Tim’s vision of hypermedia was all that "innocent". I think both Tim [...]
Category: WOA information architecture semantics Tags:
by Nick Gall | September 19, 2008 | 6 Comments
In talking with clients about SOA, WOA, and application integration generally, the conversation often turns to best practices for their IFaPs (Identifiers, Formats, and Protocols). First I always stress, as Tim Berners-Lee does, that of the three (I,F, and P) — Identifiers are by far the most important to information sharing. After all, the Web [...]
Category: WOA extensibility information architecture Tags: extensibility, IFaPs, WOA
