Credentials and Payments by Manu Sporny
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Code for the Web - Linked Data and Web Payments
Web developers: Fund world-class students to build Web Payments and Linked Data publishing tools for the next generation Web. Fund the project here: http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/code-for-the-web-linked-data-and-web-payments -
What is Linked Data?
A short non-technical introduction to Linked Data, Google's Knowledge Graph, and Facebook's Open Graph Protocol. If you have any questions, hit me up on Twitter: @manusporny or G+: Manu Sporny -
Universal Payment for the Web
More info at - http://payswarm.com/ Follow on Twitter: @manusporny @payswarm - This video covers how new infrastructure for the Web is built and how PaySwarm will help support our culture of reward. -
Credentials on the Web
A quick introduction to verifiable credentials on the Web. For more information, see http://opencreds.org/ or follow @manusporny on Twitter for weekly announcements about the initiative. -
Linked Data Signatures
An overview of how digital signatures can be added to Linked Data to provide verifiable statements on the Web. For more information, see http://opencreds.org/specs/ -
JSON-LD: Core Markup
An overview of some of the core markup features of JSON-LD including types, aliasing, nesting, and internationalization support. See http://json-ld.org/ for more info, or follow @manusporny on Twitter. -
Digital Bazaar Credential Handler Polyfill
A browser polyfill for the Credential Handler API created by Digital Bazaar. -
Tim Berners-Lee Demonstrates Solid (2018)
Tim Berners-lee demonstrating Solid at DWeb Summit 2018.
Video source: https://archive.org/details/dweb-8_2_18_LL_TALK-Solid-empoweringpeoplethroughchoice -
The future of your society, is in the hands and hearts of its people.
first published Christmas day 2016 Educational Video about the status of technology development relating to information sciences, computing and artificial intelligence.
This video highlights some of the aspects to the socio-technological development of our species and its interactions with the world. It's important to remember more than a billion humans have no access to electricity, and many more do not have basic computing skills and ubiquitous access, let alone the skills to contribute to this sphere of humanitarian development impacting everything. The % of humanity participating in these works and the underlying debate is a tiny fraction, of a single %, of society world-wide.