XForms and Internet Applications: One step closer to bridging the clickable and semantic webs

Saturday, September 22, 2007

One step closer to bridging the clickable and semantic webs

We've reached a point where new editors' drafts of the syntax and processing document, and an introductory primer are available, ready to be reviewed by the W3C's Semantic Web Deployment Group at their next face-to-face meeting.

Take a look. RDFa is pretty close to completion...and now the fun can really begin.

Labels: accessibility, declarative programming, html, metadata, microformats, programming, rdfa, semantic web, semanticweb, semweb, w, xhtml, xhtml2

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Name: Mark Birbeck

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Mark Birbeck has spent the last 7 years designing, building and thinking about a framework that enables dynamic user interfaces, driven by data content. Such a framework can dramatically increase programming productivity, and open up the world of application-building to many more people. Since he believes that the framework should be built on open standards, Mark is heavily involved in the W3C, as an invited expert with the XForms and XHTML 2 Working Groups, and also as the designer of RDFa. His companies created the formsPlayer XForms processor, and Sidewinder, an open source, next-generation semantic web browser. His blog focuses on building a new generation of internet applications, and a number of entries relate to Ajax, XForms, the semantic web, and the use of declarative mark-up.

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