| Abstract |
The Web has become central in the way computer systems communicate with each other. One of the most extended practices to enable this communication is via Web Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). APIs define a contract by which these systems can notify each other and exchange data online, but these are hard to maintain and lack data semantics. In this talk I will describe a recommendation proposal by the W3C Social Web Working Group called Linked Data Notifications (LDN). LDN supports sharing and reuse of notifications across applications, regardless of how they were generated, by using the HTTP and JSON+LD standards, and nothing else |