Chris Messina speaking at ITMO
October 12 was a public lecture by Chris Messina. I will give some abstracts from it. The lecture was written on video, as I will find, I will add to upd .
Chris Messina: Web 2.0: Identity is the Platform - the future of open formats and social networks. This was the official name of this event.
Here are some facts about the speaker (from the name it is clear that he was alone):
In general, the guru, who did a lot for the modern web. And that's what he told us.
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From the short introduction, we learned some facts (see above), as well as that Chris Messina lives in San Francisco and has his own company.
In the first part, Chris spoke about the shortcomings of the current social networks and about why such companies are turning off their activities.
All social networks advertise themselves by placing the logo on our personal page and only then our avatar, name, etc. goes. We cannot choose the type of presentation of our personal page (note, although there are examples of social networks where emphasis is placed on this), the ribbon of friends. There is no convenient way to export our data. Data is the greatest value. And cases when their resource (data) "loses" - a blatant violation of all norms. The future of the web is the “you-centric” format.
The second part was built according to the following plan:
1. Me at the center
2. Smarter user agents & filters
3. Faceted identity
4. Data is capital
Unfortunately, this is not all that was told by Chris. But anyone interested in it will be able to find more detailed information.
After the lecture there was a time to answer questions from the audience, but I could not stay. Who was able to enlighten us in the comments that discussed.
Chris Messina: Web 2.0: Identity is the Platform - the future of open formats and social networks. This was the official name of this event.
Here are some facts about the speaker (from the name it is clear that he was alone):
- He organized the first barcamp in 2005. Created a worldwide community of non-conferencing BarCamp
- Together with Tara Hunt and Ben Metcalfe founded the company Citizen Agency.
- He is a member of the Board at international organizations OpenID and the Open Web Foundation, an open-source “lawyer” and an active advocate for microformats, oAuth, Mozilla Firefox, founder of the Flock browser.
- He is a frequent guest and speaker at the World Technology Conference Web 2.0 Expo.
- Writes articles for The New York Times, Business Week, LA Times, MIT Technology Review and Wired.
- In 2005, San Francisco Chronicle was named one of the most famous “Digital Idealists” and those who popularize Web 2.0.
- In 2008, he received the Google Open Source Award for his contribution to the development of Firefox and Microformats.
In general, the guru, who did a lot for the modern web. And that's what he told us.
')
From the short introduction, we learned some facts (see above), as well as that Chris Messina lives in San Francisco and has his own company.
In the first part, Chris spoke about the shortcomings of the current social networks and about why such companies are turning off their activities.
All social networks advertise themselves by placing the logo on our personal page and only then our avatar, name, etc. goes. We cannot choose the type of presentation of our personal page (note, although there are examples of social networks where emphasis is placed on this), the ribbon of friends. There is no convenient way to export our data. Data is the greatest value. And cases when their resource (data) "loses" - a blatant violation of all norms. The future of the web is the “you-centric” format.
The second part was built according to the following plan:
1. Me at the center
2. Smarter user agents & filters
3. Faceted identity
4. Data is capital
Unfortunately, this is not all that was told by Chris. But anyone interested in it will be able to find more detailed information.
After the lecture there was a time to answer questions from the audience, but I could not stay. Who was able to enlighten us in the comments that discussed.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/72237/
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