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Week 8
Today we were joined by Richard Gomer, who is acting as a critical friend to Tag4Fun and provides an external viewpoint on the project. This week we started by discussing and finalising the scope of idea. There were some concerns … Continue reading
Proposal: Two part prototype
I propose that rather than the simple idea with started with (tagging any image anywhere as long as you use the etags javascript library/plugin) we instead separate this into two parts. The decentralised data store (called… etags) which could act … Continue reading
OAuth
With so many servers running independently of each other on the etags network, there needs to be a way to give a server permission to access parts of a user’s social networking profile, without handing over the entirety of a … Continue reading
Posted in Overview of standards and protocols, Prototype, Technical Problems
Tagged authentication, identity, oauth, security
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Proposed Architecture
(Note that this is proposed before we have completed the research on linked data – so this is subject to change) This first thing to notice is that there are many eTags servers in existence – the “official” one existing … Continue reading
Posted in Technical Problems
Tagged api, architecture, Decentralisation, privacy, trust
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Week 6
This week we were joined by Web Scientist Phil Waddell as a “critical friend” (basically someone to provide an unbiased opinion of the project… give ideas which we might not have thought of… etc…). His main contribution was questioning the … Continue reading
Use Case
Show above is the first use case diagram for etags which shows that a visitor needs to be able to View, Add, and Remove tags, and also view images of a visitor, while a site owner needs to be able … Continue reading
Mockups
This is an attempt to roughly show the typical flow of the application This shows a user visiting a blog. This blog has no association with tag4fun except that they have chosen to use the etag software on their site … Continue reading
Semantic Web
The semantic web enables software to understand data on the web (http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/SW-FAQ). This week I have been looking into ways that semantic data can be added to the application in a standards compliant way. The first port of call is … Continue reading