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note server-side needs vs explorations
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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
This is a rough draft based on typical order of what developers build on when creating web pages, sites, apps: | This is a rough draft based on typical order of what developers build on when creating web pages, sites, apps, almost completely focused on client-side standards: | ||
# [[HTML5]] + [[microformats]] | # [[HTML5]] + [[microformats]] | ||
# [[CSS3]] | # [[CSS3]] | ||
# [[JS]] + [[DOM]] + [[WebAPI]] | # [[JS]] + [[DOM]] + [[WebAPI]] | ||
For the longer term health of the open web we must empower and liberate the server-side as well. That often requires working with different communities and specifications: | |||
* [[IndieWeb]] (including [[WebActions]]) | * [[IndieWeb]] (including [[webmention]], [[IndieAuth]], [[WebActions]]) | ||
Lastly, we should proactively spend some time on experimental efforts that show potential: | |||
* [[cards]] | * [[cards]] | ||
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== Longer term == | == Longer term == | ||
Longer term priorities that are essential for the open web, and yet are not part of any direct specific web app needs. | Longer term priorities that are essential for the open web, and yet are not part of any direct specific web app needs. These efforts typically have a more server-side focus: | ||
# [[IndieWeb]] | |||
## [[webmention]] | |||
## [[IndieAuth]] | |||
## [[WebActions]]) | |||
== Exploration == | == Exploration == | ||