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Design principles of the web
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- decentralized
- distributed (what is the diff to "decentralzed")
- on top of the internet
- Test of independent invention
- Simplicity
- modular (same as ToII?)
- tolerance (against what? failure of subsystems?)
- asymmetric (404)
- client server model (request / response) - note: not the then dominating C/S version, which meant that each client was a client for one server
- w:World_Wide_Web
- w:ENQUIRE
- URI (referable)
- HTTP (request response protocol)
- HTML (linked documents)
- Unitarian Universalist philosophy of the web
- design principles
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