Re: RWW 1.0 Spec / Primer / Best Practices

Hi All

I've started translating this to the wiki

http://www.w3.org/community/rww/wiki/Draft_Spec

Feedback is welcome, particularly from people *less* familiar with linked
data technical details, because I hope it can reach a wide audience

Ive had some feedback that we should say something about user profiles, so
I'll compile that in next ...




On 13 September 2013 15:47, Melvin Carvalho <melvincarvalho@gmail.com>wrote:

> I was chatting with Andrei about the idea of creating a spec for RWW
>
> We're brainstorming at this point whether it should be a spec / primer doc
> / best practices doc.
>
> The idea is to put together the ideas we've been talking about over the
> last 5 years in one coherent document.
>
> The Sections I had in mind were:
>
> *1. Introduction
> *
> Introduction of the RWW what we're trying to achieve etc.
>
> *2. Identity
> *
> Explaining Axiom 0 of the web and how using URIs as identity creates a
> global name space.  Point to specs that cover identity such as WebID,
> explain how servers and clients can determine identity.
>
> *3. Discovery
> *
> Explain the principles of "follow your nose" and techniques to do this.
> Explain how linked data provides a framework for the web vision of where
> "everything can be connected to everything".  Talk about forward and
> reverse search for discovery.  Explain how link headers can be leveraged to
> find information.  Talk about the .well-known pattern and how it is used.
>
> *4. Authentication
> *
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> Explain the motivation for a clean modular separation of identity and
> authentication.   Point to specs that can provide authentication
>
> *5. Authorization
> *
> Explain how authorization can happen to allow privacy, shared access, or
> public access to resources and containers.
>
> *6. Reading and Writing
> *
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> Explain how to both read and write using web standards, in particular the
> HTTP verbs of PUT POST PATCH DELETE.  Point to specs that allow reading and
> writing such as LDP, SPARQL Update.
>
>
> If anyone is interested in helping brainstorm this we can start a wiki
> page to put together ideas ...
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