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I doubt the pyramid domain model is going to be the dominant way we find resources in 10 years.
by jakeogh 11y ago
I doubt the pyramid domain model is going to be the dominant way we find resources in 10 years.
- dogma1138 11y agoIt's not the dominant way today, heck most people don't even use URL's anymore they type it in Google... As for the URI model i don't think that's going to change much, unless there will be a complete abstraction which is something that companies like Google are heavily pushing for, there are some merits for it, but you will also relinquish allot of the control you have today. I don't like HTTP/2 or WebAssembly for that reason much either, having a non-ASII protocol and a browser that eats up only bytecode means i lose allot of control over the content I'm getting served. Tho the advantages of it on a technical level might be enough to shove all those concerns to the same drawer i keep my tin foil hat in.
- jakeogh 11y agoGood points, although I don't mean different ways of google breaking URI's like #!. IMHO the net is much nicer to use without JS. Rather, I'm thinking about a blockchain replacing DNS. Couldn't agree more that obfuscating information behind code you must execute first is bad.