What if every subject that we think about can have explicit representation in our computers?

Subject: Topic Maps

Technology for describing knowledge structures and using them to improve the findability of information, defined in ISO 13250 :2007

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Serendipitous reuse and representations with basic ontological commitments

 

Steve Vinoski published a very interesting article: Serendipitous reuse. He also provided additional comments in his blog. The author explores benefits of RESTful uniform interfaces based on HTTP “verbs” GET, PUT, POST and DELETE for building expansible distributed systems. He also compares RESTful approach with traditional SOA implementations based on strongly typed operation-centric interfaces.

Serendipitous reuse is one of the main goals of Subject-centric computing. In addition to uniform interfaces, Subject-centric computing promotes usage of uniform representations with basic ontological commitments (as one of the possible representations). ...

 
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Slides from Topic Maps 2008

 

I did a presentation and tutorial at Topic Maps 2008. ...

 
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