# WUPnP Cheatsheet
technological, web 3.0 @ 28 July 2008
The Web Universal Plug and Play (WUPnP) Cheatsheet:
Essentially, if you build an application and use the technologies suggested in the “glue section” then your web application/service (whether it’s front-end or back-end) will fit into many many other web applications/services… and therefore also more manageable for the future! This is WUPnP.
Key technologies for making your services/applications as sticky as possible:
- Dereferenceable URI’s (which indicate HTTP networking)
- OpenID
- OAuth
- SPARQL
- Linked Data RDF (or RDFa) and OWL
Web-based plug and play fun!
July 28th, 2008 at 8:13 pm
[…] essentially a data silo, and it doesn’t adhere to the WUPnP concept. It’s an entirely proprietary route which I am highly disappointed at Apple for, […]
July 29th, 2008 at 5:21 am
Hi Daniel,
It’s nice to see you are reusing something familiar like MVC to explain this. However, be warned that most people will expect this triad to consider room for business logic in the controller part.
I suggest you put some recommendations, or at least a placeholder, for business services ( transactional, write, aggregates, etc ).
Most apps are Read-Write.
I already had someone from my staff ask me this question while looking at the diagram.
How do I write stuff back?
My suggestion would be ROA ( REST style stuff )…
Best,
A
July 29th, 2008 at 8:04 am
Hi Aldo.
You raise a valid point about writing back, and there are two ways which I promote:
I will probably revise the diagram at some point with the read-write flow. But the above is literally just the essentials.
Many thanks,
Daniel