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1. "The Web is fundamentally a distributed hypermedia application." 2. We build architecture substrates for the space of URLs (URL-Space): URL-Driven Developme
by thenerdfiles 13y ago
1. "The Web is fundamentally a distributed hypermedia application."
2. We build architecture substrates for the space of URLs (URL-Space): URL-Driven Development. (This is ultimate a Language Problem-set/Conept.)
3. I try to practice Hypermedia-based View Methodology, and the notion of "Creative Encounter with Digital Artefacts" (recommendation engines that use "imaginary rules") is becoming a viable system of thought.
I believe these points were not made. What are the alternative ideas? This OP only discusses the stuff underneath, not the conceptual overhead or the conceptual scheme of Web development.
We want to build Web applications that evolve, and which can last throughout generations. None of this was even remotely addressed.