Links tagged “standards”

agent-plugins.org

the interoperable minimum, not a platform.

chrismorgan.info

reliable dates, typed content, real extensibility.

en.andros.dev

assemble a mail stack from protocols that already exist.

blog.modelcontextprotocol.io

the new spec drops required session state from the transport.

labs.ripe.net

A Farewell to ARPs: IPv4 Service on IPv6-Only Networks - serving IPv4 where there is no IPv4 left, from RIPE.

words.filippo.io

Opaque, Interoperable Passkey Records (and a Go API) - Filippo Valsorda proposes a portable format for passkeys, with a working Go implementation.

theregister.com

Media Over QUIC can scale real-time streaming - Bruce Davie on the middle ground between WebRTC and DASH, with the IETF drafts.

rfc-editor.org

RFC 10008: The HTTP QUERY Method - a real HTTP method for search, safe and idempotent, with a request body. No more choosing between a GET with a body that nothing guarantees and a POST that lies about what it does.

rfc-editor.org

RFC 10008, the new HTTP QUERY method: a body-carrying, cacheable, idempotent way to ask questions. Finally standard.

mnot.net

So you want to define a well-known URI: how to add a /.well-known/ entry without making a mess, by someone who would know.

blog.modelcontextprotocol.io

The MCP 2026-07-28 Specification Release Candidate: stateless core, formal extensions, hardened OAuth. The de-facto agent protocol grows up; final version expected July 28.

tbray.org

XML and JSON in 2026: a state of both formats by Tim Bray, who co-created one of them and is unsentimental about it.

rfc.stonecharioteer.com

Read the RFCs That Built the Internet: A developer has created a web-based platform that allows users to progressively explore Request for Comments (RFCs) documents that were fundamental in building the internet's infrastructure.

anusarati.github.io

JSON Schema Builder: an open-source GUI tool designed specifically for creating and managing JSON schemas

openapis.org

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thenewstack.io

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rfc-editor.org

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alexblackie.com

A guide to the three DNS-based email authentication mechanisms — SPF for authorised sender IPs, DKIM for cryptographic signing, and DMARC for enforcement and reporting.

w3c.github.io

The retired W3C Preload specification; the URL now redirects to the preload link type in the WHATWG HTML Standard, where the feature is maintained.

epsg.io

Searchable directory of coordinate reference systems, with map previews and coordinate transformation between them.