Other microformatsresumesrecipesmedialistingsatomand more…http://microformats.org
We just added meaning to HTMLnon-invasivelywithout extensionsusing existing syntax
microformats take a radically different approach than other semantic web efforts RDFRDF/a Dublin Core
microformats vs. RDF/RDFa microformats Non-extensible Does not have grammar Uses existing HTML Schema is content specific Wiki spec RDF/RDFa Extensible Has grammar Uses HTML namespace extension Schema is content agnostic Standards body
What does that mean?Why should you care?The future of microformats
“This approach allows information intended for end-users to also be automatically processed by software.”
Wouldn’t it be nice if your browser processed microformats?
Demo:Operator: Firefox plug-in
Demo:Oomph: a microformats toolkit
Oomph: a microformats toolkitmicroformats parser and UI(written in jQuery)IE plug-inCSS stylesWindows Live Writer plug-inASP.NET control
What does that mean?Why should you care?The future of microformats
IdentEnginebyGlenn Joneshttp://identengine.com
Challenges: Chicken or Egg?1. Meaningless microformats2. Browser Support3. Search Engine Support4. Tooling Support
Microformats are quietly changing the landscape of more
Microformats are quietly changing the landscape of the web, achieving some of the original ideals of the 'semantic web.' They continue to gain adoption and traction. With this in mind, we created Oomph: A Microformats Toolkit (http://visitmix.com/labs/oomph). Targeted at web developers and designers, Oomph makes it easier to create, consume, and style Microformats. Come learn how and why we built it, as well as how you can be part of the burgeoning Microformat movement. less
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