Design Issues for the World Wide Web Architectural and philosophical points These statements of architectural principle explain the thinking behind the specifications. These are personal notes by Tim Berners-Lee: they are not endorsed by W3C. They are aimed at the technical community, to explain reasons, provide a framework to provide consistency for for future developments, and avoid repetition of discussions once resolved. Informal notes not in this series Mappings and identity in URIs and IRIs Obsolete notes Assumed syntax - a simpler RDF syntax used in the following. (1999). Original design issues These documents date from the original design of the web, dating from 1990 when the first HTML editor was available to write them. Other historical notes A pre-XML (pre W3C!)
Apache ZooKeeper - Home Movim - The kick-ass social network OpenLink Data Spaces What are Data Spaces? A named structured data cluster within a distributed data network where each item of data (each "datum") has a unique identifier. Fundamental characteristics of data spaces include: Each Data Item is a Data Object endowed with a unique HTTP-based Identifier Data Object Identity is distinct from its Content, Structure, and Location (Address) Data Object Representation is delivered via structured content constrained by a Schema (in this case the Entity-Attribute-Value model) Creation, Update, and Deletion privileges are controlled by the Data Space owner. In relation to the Web, data spaces provide clustered points of access to data object; basically, they provide structured data access partitioning just as 'machine names' provide name oriented partitioning for DNS and 'table names' the same for database systems. Why are Data Spaces important? Data Spaces provide a powerful conceptual model based virtualization layer that sits atop heterogeneous data sources. News FAQs
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