The Open Web
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My new and improved Open Web presentation at Edge of the Web 2009
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The Open Web
- 1. The Open Web @lachlanhardy
- 2. what is the open web? “?”
- 3. what is the open web? Do we know?
- 4. what is the open web? Does anyone?
- 5. what is the open web? Somewhat.
- 6. what is the open web? The Open Web has become a buzzword.
- 7. what is the open web? A buzzphrase
- 8. what is the open web? That complicates matters
- 9. what is the open web? Here’s my definition
- 10. seeking definition The Open Web stems from a common philosophical approach.
- 11. seeking definition What makes it open?
- 12. seeking definition Open specification providing the freedom to implement
- 13. seeking definition Has one or more open source reference implementation(s).
- 14. seeking definition Is supported by more than one vendor or provider.
- 15. seeking definition Public involvement in evolution of the spec.
- 16. seeking definition Some of this is contentious.
- 17. seeking definition Big concepts are hard.
- 18. seeking definition Philosophy is hard.
- 19. Let’s break it down
- 23. small pieces But those last two already have open in the title!
- 25. small pieces And I’ll cover cheaper too.
- 26. Web standards
- 31. web standards
- 32. web standards DOM. (Document Object Model)
- 33. web standards
- 34. web standards DOM. (Document Object Model)
- 36. web standards They all have a baseline of useful support across browsers.
- 38. web standards XMPP (eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol)
- 39. web standards (It’s not really in a browser.)
- 40. web standards XMPP (eXtensible Messaging and Presence Protocol)
- 41. web standards It’s not MSN Messenger.
- 42. web standards It’s not AIM.
- 43. web standards It’s not Yahoo! IM.
- 44. web standards But it is GTalk. (kinda)
- 45. web standards But it is GTalk. (kinda)
- 46. web standards They’re all web standards.
- 48. web standards That means they’ve been approved by a standards body.
- 49. web standards W3C. (World Wide Web Consortium)
- 50. web standards W3C. (World Wide Web Consortium)
- 51. web standards IETF. (Internet Engineering Task Force)
- 52. web standards IETF. (Internet Engineering Task Force)
- 53. web standards No single entity has control.
- 54. web standards They’re all open.
- 55. web standards And there are a bunch more...
- 57. open specifications OpenID is a decentralized framework for user-centric digital identity.
- 58. open specifications OpenID is a decentralized framework for user-centric digital identity.
- 60. open specifications Microformats are a set of simple, open data formats.
- 61. open specifications Microformats are a set of simple, open data formats.
- 63. open specifications OAuth allows secure API authentication from desktop and web applications.
- 64. open specifications OAuth allows secure API authentication from desktop and web applications.
- 66. open specifications WebFinger attaches public metadata to email addresses.
- 67. open specifications WebFinger attaches public metadata to email addresses.
- 70. open specifications I think you can see where we’re going here...
- 71. open specifications WebFinger can connect an email address to an OpenID.
- 72. open specifications OpenID gives you a recognisable public identity.
- 73. open specifications Microformats let you publish more meaningful content.
- 74. open specifications OAuth allows you to securely grant access to the content.
- 75. open specifications There are many more...
- 76. open specifications Activity Streams extends Atom to show what people are doing
- 77. open specifications Activity Streams extends Atom to show what people are doing
- 79. open specifications Portable Contacts provides a common access pattern and contact schema
- 80. open specifications Portable Contacts provides a common access pattern and contact schema
- 82. open specifications It’s built around OAuth & vCard
- 83. open specifications Do you see why I love this?
- 84. open specifications People built these technologies as pieces of a puzzle.
- 85. open specifications It’s not some monolithic stack.
- 87. open specifications Each can be used independently.
- 88. open specifications They’re designed to work together.
- 89. open specifications They’re not standards yet.
- 90. open specifications But they’re guaranteed to be open.
- 91. Enough with the open
- 92. Cold Hard Cash
- 93. cheaper & better More people have looked at it
- 94. cheaper & better More people have worked on it
- 95. cheaper & better More people have used it
- 96. cheaper & better You didn’t have to pay them
- 98. open architecture The components are less defined.
- 99. open architecture Let’s start simply.
- 101. open architecture They should be readable.
- 102. open architecture They should be hackable.
- 107. open architecture What about their jobs page? http://omniti.com/is/hiring/
- 108. open architecture What about their jobs page? http://omniti.com/is/hiring/
- 109. open architecture Their legal page? http://omniti.com/has/legal/
- 110. open architecture Their legal page? http://omniti.com/has/legal/
- 111. open architecture Services? http://omniti.com/does/ design/
- 112. open architecture Services? http://omniti.com/does/ design/
- 113. open architecture Case studies? http://omniti.com/helps/ national-geographic/
- 114. open architecture Case studies? http://omniti.com/helps/ national-geographic/
- 115. open architecture How’s that for SEO?
- 118. open architecture URLs require planning.
- 119. open architecture API (Application Programming Interface)
- 120. open architecture API (Application Programming Interface)
- 121. open architecture REST (Representational State Transfer)
- 122. open architecture REST (Representational State Transfer)
- 123. Example time
- 127. twitter as exemplar Open API.
- 129. twitter as exemplar Okay, enough Twitter.
- 131. gnolia as exemplar Outsourcing identity
- 136. example time These are simple things.
- 137. example time Anybody can implement them.
- 138. example time Want to run an OpenID server?
- 139. example time Want to use MicroID?
- 140. example time Want to use Microformats?
- 141. example time The code is freely available.
- 142. Use the Open Web
- 143. use the open web The web connects stuff.
- 144. use the open web I’m going make stuff up now.
- 145. use the open web You’re the experts.
- 146. use the open web You’ll find the solutions.
- 147. use the open web I’m just going to offer you the pieces.
- 148. use the open web I spend a lot of time on the web.
- 149. use the open web I spend a lot of time on the web. A whole lot of time.
- 150. use the open web There are common threads.
- 151. use the open web Let’s start with the obvious.
- 152. use the open web Microformat your content.
- 153. use the open web Make your URLs readable.
- 154. use the open web Make your URLs hackable.
- 155. use the open web Take all the data in your 40,00 PDFs and put it on a web page.
- 156. use the open web Then microformat those too.
- 157. use the open web That’s pretty straightforward.
- 158. use the open web Let’s try something harder.
- 159. use the open web Offer relevant web feeds.
- 160. use the open web Offer an API.
- 161. use the open web Offer web services.
- 162. use the open web Offer an API for them too.
- 163. use the open web Offer and/or accept OpenIDs.
- 164. use the open web Once users have identities...
- 165. use the open web Your options explode!
- 166. use the open web Your options explode!
- 167. use the open web They’re not just users anymore.
- 168. use the open web They’re community members.
- 169. use the open web You can offer so many more services when you know who people are.
- 170. use the open web The community member controls their OpenID.
- 171. use the open web Offer OAuth access to data.
- 172. use the open web Who are third-parties, anyway?
- 173. use the open web Some of them will be in your community.
- 174. use the open web Offer personalised feeds.
- 175. The Open Web
- 176. Thank you
- 177. find me on the open web http://lachstock.com.au/