WWW is Wiki

Short presentation at Wikibana #7

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1. WWW = Wiki From ogijun
2. [Eto 2009, p119]
8. http://yoz.sakura.ne.jp/diary/?date=20090509#p01
13. The WorldWideWeb browser •http://www.w3.org/People/ Berners-Lee/WorldWideWeb.html •
14. “Weaving the Web”
15. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱ
16. WorldWideWeb CERN, 1990
17. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp43 •ࢲͷ࠷ॳͷ໨ඪ͸ɺWebΫϥΠΞϯτ Λॻ͘͜ͱͰ͋ͬͨɻ͜Ε͸ϋΠύʔ ςΩετͷϖʔδΛ࡞੒͠ɺϒϥ΢ζ ͠ɺฤू͢Δ͜ͱΛՄೳͱ͢Δϓϩά ϥϜͰ͋Δɻ “ ”
18. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp78 •ϒϥ΢β͕ීٴ࢝͠Ίͨʹ΋͔͔ΘΒ ͣɺϒϥ΢βΛͭ͘Ζ͏ͱ͍ͯ͠Δਓ ͨͪ͸୭Ұਓͱͯ͠ॻ͖ࠐΈ΍ฤूͷ ػೳΛ૊Έࠐ΋͏ͱ͠ͳ͔ͬͨɻ “ ”
19. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp78 •ϋΠύʔςΩετ༻ͷΤσΟλ͕ ଘࡏ͠ͳ͍ݶΓɺWebΛ਎ۙͳڞಉ ࡞ۀ༻ͷϝσΟΞͱͯ͠ຊ౰ʹ࢖͏ ͨΊͷπʔϧΛਓʑ͸खʹೖΕΔ ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖ͳ͍ͷͩɻ “ ”
20. Mosaic NCSA, 1992
21. Mosaic = Web ?
22. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp95 •͍ͭ΋ͷΑ͏ʹMosaicΛΤσΟλͱ͠ ͯ΋࢖͑ΔΑ͏ʹͯ͘͠Εͳ͍͔ͱٻ ΊͨɻϚʔΫͱΤϦοΫ͸ͦͷՄೳੑ ΋ߟྀͨ͠ͷ͕ͩɺෆՄೳͱ͍͏݁࿦ ʹͳͬͨͱઆ໌ͨ͠ɻ “ ”
23. WWW World, 1999
24. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp206 •ϝσΟΞ͸Webͷ͜ͱΛૉ੖͍͠Πϯλϥ ΫςΟϒͳ৔ॴͱ͍͏෩ʹඳ͖ग़͔͢΋͠ Εͳ͍ɻࢲ͕ͨͪ࣍ʹԿΛݟΔ΂͖͔ʹͭ ͍ͯςϨϏͷϓϩσϡʔαʔ͕ܾΊͯ͠ ·ͬͨ͜ͱΛड͚ೖΕΔඞཁ͕ͳ͍ͱ͍͏ ҙຯͰɺͦ͜ʹ͸ݶΓͳ͍બ୒ͷ༨஍͕͋ Δͱ͍͏ͷͰ͋Δɻ “ ”
25. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp207 •ࢲͷΠϯλϥΫςΟϒͷఆٛʹ͸ɺબ୒ ͢Δ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δ͚ͩͰ͸ͳ͘ɺ૑଄͢ Δ͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δ͜ͱؚ͕·ΕΔɻ͢ͳΘ ͪɺ Web্Ͱ͋ΒΏΔจॻ͕ݕࡧͰ͖Δ ͚ͩͰ͸ͳ͘ɺ͋ΒΏΔछྨͷจॻ͕؆ ୯ʹ࡞੒Ͱ͖ΔΑ͏ʹͳΔ΂͖Ͱ͋Δɻ “ ”
26. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp207 •ࢲͨͪ͸ɺ࣮ࡍͷͱ͜ͱ͸·ͩಡΉ͜ͱ ͚ͩʹ͔͠ରԠग़དྷ͓ͯΒͣɺॻ͘͜ͱ ͳͲ·ͩ·ͩͰ͋Δɻڞಉ࡞ۀΛ͢Δͨ Ίͷձٞࣨͱͯ͠WebΛ׆༻Ͱ͖ΔΑ͏ ʹ͠Α͏ͱ͍͏ಈ͖͸ɺ΄ͱΜͲͳ͍ɻ “ ”
27. Tim Berners-Lee’s Web is Editable!
28. Mosaic killed Web?
29. •http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/ WorldWideWeb.html
30. •http://www.w3.org/People/Berners-Lee/ WorldWideWeb.html
35. The "Link" menu you can see. "Mark all" would remember the URI of where you were. "MArk selection" would make an anchor (link target) for the selected text, give it an ID, and remember the URI of that fragment. "Link to Marked" would make a link from the current selection to whatever URI you had last marked. So making a link involved browsing to somewhere interesting, hitting Command/M, going to the document you were writing and selecting some text, and hitting Command/L. "Link to new" would create a new window, prompt for a URI (ugh - it should have made one up!) and make a link from the selection to the new document. You never saw the URIs - you could of course always find documents by following the link to them.
36. The "Link" menu you can see. "Mark all" would remember the URI of where you were. "MArk selection" would make an anchor (link target) for the selected text, give it an ID, and remember the URI of that fragment. "Link to Marked" would make a link from the current selection to whatever URI you had last marked. So making a link involved browsing to somewhere interesting, hitting Command/M, going to the document you were writing and selecting some text, and hitting Command/L. "Link to new" would create a new window, prompt for a URI (ugh - it should have made one up!) and make a link from the selection to the new document. You never saw the URIs - you could of course always find documents by following the link to them.
37. The "Link" menu you can see. "Mark all" would remember the URI of where you were. "MArk selection" would make an anchor (link target) for the selected text, give it an ID, and remember the URI of that fragment. "Link to Marked" would make a link from the current selection to whatever URI you had last marked. So making a link involved browsing to somewhere interesting, hitting Command/M, going to the document you were writing and selecting some text, and hitting Command/L. "Link to new" would create a new window, prompt for a URI (ugh - it should have made one up!) and make a link from the selection to the new document. You never saw the URIs - you could of course always find documents by following the link to them.
38. The "Link" menu you can see. "Mark all" would remember the URI of where you were. "MArk selection" would make an anchor (link target) for the selected text, give it an ID, and remember the URI of that fragment. "Link to Marked" would make a link from the current selection to whatever URI you had last marked. So making a link involved browsing to somewhere interesting, hitting Command/M, going to the document you were writing and selecting some text, and hitting Command/L. "Link to new" would create a new window, prompt for a URI (ugh - it should have made one up!) and make a link from the selection to the new document. You never saw the URIs - you could of course always find documents by following the link to them.
39. •"Link to new" would create a new window, prompt for a URI (ugh - it should have made one up!) and make a link from the selection to the new document. Wiki? “ ”
40. •So making a link involved browsing to somewhere interesting, hitting Command/M, going to the document you were writing and selecting some text, and hitting Command/L. Semi Lattice? “ ”
41. Tim Berners-Lee’s Web is Wiki!
42. ࣌Λ௒͑ͨ૑଄ͷݪଇ EtoʰPatterns, Wiki, XPʱ
43. Ward saved Web! Portland, 1994
44. WikiWikiWeb is WorldWideWeb
45. Wiki is Web!
46. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp255 •ر๬ͱ͍΋ͷ͸ɺੈքதͷਓʑͱͷ૬ޓత ͳަྲྀ͔Βੜ·ΕΔ΋ͷͰ͋ΔɻΈΜͳ͕ ͦΕͧΕਖ਼͍͠ͱࢥ͍ͬͯΔ΋ͷΛ໨ࢦ͠ ͯ౒ྗ͢Ε͹ɺͦͷ౒ྗͷཱྀΛଓ͚Δʹ ैͬͯɺࢲͨͪ͸શମͱͯ͠ΑΓଟ͘ͷྗ ͱཧղͱௐ࿨ΛखʹೖΕΔ͜ͱʹͳΔͩΖ ͏ͱࢲͨͪ͸৴͍ͯ͡Δɻ “ ” ”
47. ʰWebͷ૑੒ʱp255 •Web͕ɺԿઍਓ΋ͷਓʑͷ૲ͷࠜతͳ౒ྗ ͷ͓͔͛Ͱ্ཱ͕ͪΔͷΛ໨ͷ౰ͨΓʹͰ ͖ͨͱ͍͏ମݧ͸ɺ͋Δر๬Λࢲʹ༩͑ͯ ͘ΕΔɻਓ͕ؒݸਓతͳҙࢥ͍͑࣋ͬͯ͞ Ε͹ɺྗΛ߹ΘͤͯੈքΛࣗ෼ͨͪͷ๬Ή ΋ͷʹม͍͑ͯ͘͜ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δͷͩɺͱ͍ ͏ૉ੖͍͠ر๬Ͱ͋Δɻ “ ”
48. ʰύλʔϯɺWikiɺXPʱ •ݱ୅ͷ৘ใٕज़ͷൃల͸໨֮·͘͠ɺٕ ज़ͷਐԽʹΑͬͯࣾձ͸େ͖͘มΘͬͨ Α͏ʹݟ͑·͢ɻ͔͠͠ɺٕज़Λ୯ʹޮ ཰ԽͷͨΊ͚ͩʹ࢖͏ͷͰ͋Ε͹ɺࣾձ తͳߏ଄͸Կ΋มΘΓ·ͤΜɻ “ ”
49. ʰύλʔϯɺWikiɺXPʱ •ʮ࣌Λ௒͑ͨ૑଄ͷݪଇʯ͸ɺࠓޙ৘ใ ٕज़ͷ࿮Λ௒͑ɺ͞·͟·ͳ෼໺ʹൃల ͍ͯ͘͠ʹҧ͍͋Γ·ͤΜɻͲͷΑ͏ͳ ׆ಈ΁ͱൃల͍ͤͯ͘͜͞ͱ͕Ͱ͖Δ ͔ɺ͜Ε͔Β΋ߟ͑ଓ͚͍͖͍ͯͨͱ.. “ ”
50. ·ͱΊ •Tim Berners-Lee ͷ Web ͸࠷ॳ͔ ΒฤूՄೳͰ͋Δ͜ͱؚ͕·Ε͍ͯͨ •Web ʹ΋ʰ૑଄ͷݪଇʱ͕؏͍͍ͯΔ •Wiki ͸ Web ͷຊདྷͷ࢟ΛऔΓ໭ͨ͠
51. ࣍ճ༧ࠂ •Wiki = Web ͱ Patterns, Software Λܨ͙΋͏1ͭͷ೾ •Software ʹ͓͚Δ Design Pattern ͸Ͳ͜ͰͲͷΑ͏ʹҭͬͯߦͬͨͷ͔? •Web = Software ʹͳΔ೔
52. Web = Software History of Web Application