Web 2.0 Architectures
By Duane Nickull
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The “Web 2.0″ phenomena has become more pervasive than ever before. It is impacting the very fabric of our society and presents opportunities for those with knowledge. The individuals who understand the trends and opportunities Web 2.0 represents are racing to cash in while Web 2.0 companies like Google see their stock pass $600 a share. While many simply describe it as an interactive “Web of participation” embracing concepts such as “trusting your users”, both business and technical analysts struggle to understand it in greater detail and the opportunity it represents.This illuminating book puts substance behind Web 2.0. More accurately, the authors of Web 2.0 Design Patterns — Duane Nickull, Dion Hinchcliffe, and James Governor, who together have a great deal of experience with technical specifications and industry trends — have distilled the core design patterns of Web 2.0 coupled with an abstract model and reference architecture. This Web 2.0 knowledge was distilled using several high-profile Web 2.0 companies as examples.
Web 2.0 Architectures By Duane Nickull

Owl: Representing Information Using the Web Ontology Language
By Lee W. Lacy
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- Published on: 2004-12-31
- Released on: 2005-01-01
- Format: Kindle Book
- Number of items: 1
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Thorough, interesting, and well organized![]()
OWL is a complicated language, no doubt about it. It uses layers upon layers upon layers to provide a way to describe “things” with all of the complexity that they have in “real life”. Explaining a system this complicated can be difficult. I know; I do it for a living, myself. But Lee Lacy has managed to break OWL down into small enough pieces that you can begin to see how everything fits together. Kudos for a job well done!
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