Story Telling as an Activity-based Architecture

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Pat Cappelaere

Presentation to the ESIP Visioneering Group regarding Story Telling and Activity Oriented Archtecture

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Story Telling
!
An Activity-oriented Architecture For NextGen Web Apps

ESIP Visioneers Group
Sept 24th, 2012

Pat Cappelaere

E-Mail: pat@cappelaere.com
GitHub: cappelaere
Twitter; @cappelaere
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Skype: patrice_cappelaere

1

REST
Award SOA SWG chair

SensorWeb

EO-1

FUSE
Pat Cappelaere

Software Architect
First Expert Clementine
System To Fly
In Space 1994 API Craft

NAVY This Presentation 2

People Want

Listen Read Write Share Remember
Participate Follow Like Believe Forward
Forget Create

Stories
5

Tomorrow’s Web API Not for Humans
Your Web APP Here
Welcome SIRI

User Here
6

REST
I Hope You Are Already There L. Richardson Level 2-3
http://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html

That Would Be Step 1...
Cloud
Tweets

Web
Feeds
App

Activity
Streams

http://activitystrea.ms/

7

And Make Sure to Add This

Security Fence
Tweets

User Web
Agent Feeds
App

Activity
Streams

With Distributed User Authentication/Authorization
And Delegation of User Authority to Applications
And Attribute Exchange
8

Then Get There

That Would Be Step 3...

Tweets

Web
Feeds
App

Activity
Streams

But Not Your Kids Facebook 9

Social Science
Linked
Semantic Web Data
Tweets
RDFa
Web
Feeds
App

Activity
Streams
Distributed Open
Graph Protocol
http://ogp.me/ Deﬁne Activities
10

What’s An Activity?

{user} {verb} {object} [{target}]

It is a Semantic and Ontology
Problem That Can (and Will)
Evolve Over Time

Good News: This Can Be Decoupled From The Underlying Code
11

What’s An Activity-based API?

- {verb} {object} [{target}]
+ Method (GET/POST...) Activity Opportunity

+ Contraints... (Cost, Duration...)

...

An API That Publishes High Level “Activity” Resources
12

Why Is This Important? REST Level 4?

Linked
Data
Tweets

Perform
User Web
Agent App Feeds

Goal Search Activity
Actions... Streams
Index

Stu Charlton
Linking Data Actions
https://github.com/RESTFest/2012-greenville/blob/master/presentation/linking%20data%20actions.pdf Level 5? (Game AI...) 13

Level 5?
Think Game AI... but simpler!

Linked Behavior Trees

User Web
Agent App
Execute

Search Index

14

Wrap-up
From User Stories to Activity Streams and User Stories..
End to End
Activity Streams

Web App
Facebook Timeline/ News Feed

Design Execute
User

User Stories
User Stories

Linked Data

Story Telling: Activity-Oriented Architecture For NextGen Apps 15

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Story Telling as an Activity-based Architecture

1. Story Telling ! An Activity-oriented Architecture For NextGen Web Apps ESIP Visioneers Group Sept 24th, 2012 Pat Cappelaere E-Mail: pat@cappelaere.com GitHub: cappelaere Twitter; @cappelaere LinkedIn: pat-cappelaere GTalk: cappelaere@gmail.com Skype: patrice_cappelaere 1

2. REST Award SOA SWG chair SensorWeb EO-1 FUSE Pat Cappelaere Software Architect First Expert Clementine System To Fly In Space 1994 API Craft NAVY This Presentation 2

3. People Do Not Want More Information 3

4. People Want Stories 4

5. People Want Listen Read Write Share Remember Participate Follow Like Believe Forward Forget Create Stories 5

6. Tomorrow’s Web API Not for Humans Your Web APP Here Welcome SIRI User Here 6

7. REST I Hope You Are Already There L. Richardson Level 2-3 http://martinfowler.com/articles/richardsonMaturityModel.html That Would Be Step 1... Cloud Tweets Web Feeds App Activity Streams http://activitystrea.ms/ 7

8. And Make Sure to Add This Security Fence Tweets User Web Agent Feeds App Activity Streams With Distributed User Authentication/Authorization And Delegation of User Authority to Applications And Attribute Exchange 8

9. Then Get There That Would Be Step 3... Tweets Web Feeds App Activity Streams But Not Your Kids Facebook 9

10. Social Science Linked Semantic Web Data Tweets RDFa Web Feeds App Activity Streams Distributed Open Graph Protocol http://ogp.me/ Deﬁne Activities 10

11. What’s An Activity? {user} {verb} {object} [{target}] It is a Semantic and Ontology Problem That Can (and Will) Evolve Over Time Good News: This Can Be Decoupled From The Underlying Code 11

12. What’s An Activity-based API? - {verb} {object} [{target}] + Method (GET/POST...) Activity Opportunity + Contraints... (Cost, Duration...) ... An API That Publishes High Level “Activity” Resources 12

13. Why Is This Important? REST Level 4? Linked Data Tweets Perform User Web Agent App Feeds Goal Search Activity Actions... Streams Index Stu Charlton Linking Data Actions https://github.com/RESTFest/2012-greenville/blob/master/presentation/linking%20data%20actions.pdf Level 5? (Game AI...) 13

14. Level 5? Think Game AI... but simpler! Linked Behavior Trees User Web Agent App Execute Search Index 14

15. Wrap-up From User Stories to Activity Streams and User Stories.. End to End Activity Streams Web App Facebook Timeline/ News Feed Design Execute User User Stories User Stories Linked Data Story Telling: Activity-Oriented Architecture For NextGen Apps 15

Story Telling as an Activity-based Architecture

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