Links tagged “standards”
52 links, newest first.
bitsofco.de
Explains what CSS display: contents does — dropping an element's own box while its children stay in the layout — and where it helps with grid and flexbox markup.
w3.org
The W3C registry of prefixes and terms predefined for RDFa 1.1, mapping each shorthand to its vocabulary namespace URI.
openapis.org
Home of the OpenAPI Initiative, which stewards the OpenAPI Specification, the vendor-neutral description format for HTTP APIs that grew out of Swagger.
url.spec.whatwg.org
WHATWG living standard defining URL parsing and serialisation, domains, IP addresses, the application/x-www-form-urlencoded format and the URL API.
github.com
Eight rules for keeping CSS manageable in large projects, covering component-oriented organisation, naming conventions, style isolation and loose integration of third-party styles.
stateless.co
Specification of HAL, a lean hypermedia media type giving JSON and XML API resources a consistent way to carry links, link relations and embedded resources.
tools.ietf.org
IETF Proposed Standard defining the /.well-known/ path prefix for site-wide metadata, together with a registry for well-known URI names.
standardjs.com
Zero-configuration JavaScript linter and formatter that enforces one style across a project, with no config file to maintain.
tools.ietf.org
IETF standard defining JSON Web Token, a compact URL-safe format for representing signed or encrypted claims exchanged between two parties.
promisesaplus.com
The Promises/A+ specification, an open standard defining interoperable `then` behaviour for JavaScript promise implementations.
jsonapi.org
The JSON API specification, a set of shared conventions for how JSON request and response documents are structured, so clients and servers can rely on generic tooling.
docs.python.org
Python 2's robotparser module and its RobotFileParser class, which reads robots.txt and answers whether a user agent may fetch a URL.
12factor.net
Methodology of twelve rules for building software-as-a-service apps that are portable, disposable and suited to cloud deployment.
html.spec.whatwg.org
The WHATWG's living standard for HTML: the markup language and its APIs, revised continuously rather than versioned.
fr.wikipedia.org
Article encyclopédique sur la directive INSPIRE de 2007, qui organise une infrastructure européenne d’information géographique pour le partage des données environnementales.
