Open Platforms in Web 2.0

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The document discusses open platforms in Web 2.0 and their potential. It notes that social applications each have great features that can create combined value when used together. As more networked devices are created, they will all need ways to share information, communicate, identify users and connections. However, open platforms must also consider privacy as standards emerge.

Technology Design

Open Platforms in Web 2.0
David Recordon
david@sixapart.com

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Social Applications

• Each with a few great features
(UNIX philosophy)
• Creating combined value
• Building blocks for new value

http://www.slideshare.net/stoweboyd/building-social-applications

More Networked Devices

(and that's just one company)

It's like ﬂying on an iPhone!
http://ﬂickr.com/photos/sathishcj/1868113345/

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Session2 hvadersocialemedier 23-02-2012Christian Bech

I should really sync audio to these slides since most of the information is not on the slides. Open source development has reached a stable and remarkable maturity. With services like SourceForge and Google Code for hosting projects, the Open Source Initiative to vet and curate Open Source licenses, and organizations like the FSF and Apache where like-minded developers can work together to build sustainable and open communities around Open Source projects, and the support of hundreds of thousands of developers and major corporations alike, the success of open source is firmly established. Yet when we turn our attention away from open source and instead to specifications and standards for the open web, much of this infrastructure doesn't yet exist. Formal standards bodies may enforce interoperability, but they don't always guarantee that a standard is freely implementable by everyone or that the development community is open to all potential contributors. As software development is increasingly centered on protocols and formats instead of simply source code, many newer initiatives, like Microformats, OpenID, OAuth and OpenSocial, have had to each invest time and money reinventing the legal and organizational infrastructure required to ensure that the specifications they create are open and their communities are healthy and run in meritocratic fashions. Isn't there a better way? What can we learn from the open source movement that will help us create open specifications for the web? The newly created Open Web Foundation is tackling this exact question by borrowing heavily from the proven model established by the Apache Foundation. This talk discusses the Open Web Foundation's progress so far, our goals for the future, and how you can get involved.

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