Saturday, March 19, 2016

Federated Wiki, Extreme


Ward is the creator of Wiki, and one of creators of Agile and Extreme programming.

Smallest Federated Wiki - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Smallest Federated Wiki Videos

Welcome Visitors

Federated Wiki Videos

Wiki Inventor Sticks a Fork in His Baby | WIRED

Triangulation 239 Ward Cunningham | TWiT

"Extreme Programming is like Extreme Skiing" - Ward Cunningham
"Play fast and safe, but not for everybody"

Skiers Tame Alaska's 'Magic Kingdom' - Extreme Skiing Video | The New York Times - YouTube

WebHooks

Webhook - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
"Webhooks are "user-defined HTTP callbacks".[2] They are usually triggered by some event, such as pushing code to a repository[3] or a comment being posted to a blog.[4] When that event occurs, the source site makes an HTTP request to the URI configured for the webhook. Users can configure them to cause events on one site to invoke behaviour on another. The action taken may be anything. Common uses are to trigger builds with continuous integration systems[5] or to notify bug tracking systems.[6] Since they use HTTP, they can be integrated into web services without adding new infrastructure.[7]"

ASP.NET WebHooks RC 1

Announcing ASP.NET WebHooks Release Candidate 1 | .NET Web Development and Tools Blog

Sending ASP.NET WebHooks from Azure WebJobs | .NET Web Development and Tools Blog

WebHooks.org


Webhooks | GitHub Developer Guide

Platform as a service(PaaS) using Docker and Github | Paxcel Labs
blog-diagram

DraganSr: WebHooks (October 2015)

The semantics of callbacks is not standardized, so is just one more way to make HTTP API calls, different for each site. Is increasing complexity of web-based systems avoidable?