Principios

una aplicación en la que tus datos se quedan contigo
tu controlas donde se almacenan los datos
sin spam, sin captcha, sin cuenta, sin contraseña, trae tu propia identidad
usando protocolos abiertos para flexibilidad e interoperabilidad
haga lo que quieras con tus datos en cualquier momento
tus datos son accesibles para siempre incluso si la aplicación deja de funcionar

Flujos

'Atravesar' aplicaciones para acceder a tus datos—sin la aplicación, no tienes como acceder a lo que es tuyo.

Mantener tus datos bajo tu control al principio y dar permiso para aplicaciones acceder cuando sea necesario.

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"Export considered harmful" by Andy Matuschak: The difference between 'export' snapshots and 'use this data elsewhere'.
"File over app" by Steph Ango: Philosophy to create digital artifacts that last.
"Bring Your Own Client" by Geoffrey Litt: Freedom to choose your favorite application to interact with some data.
"Composability with other tools" by Gordon Brander: Why are most of our tools silos?
"Universal data portability" by Alexander Obenauer: What if you could browse your stuff in one fluid interface, without considering their differing data types?
"The future needs files" Scott Jenson: The power of files comes from them being powerful nouns.
"how we store and collaborate on our work" by Adam Wiggins: Comparing files, the cloud, and mobile apps to combine the best parts.
"Rethinking how technology uses our personal data" by Lennart Ziburski: Managing app permissions using more playful metaphors, like circle of knowledge and data permits.
"Embark: Dynamic documents for making plans" by Ink & Switch: Effortless coordinating across multiple apps.

Autonomous Data: Application architecture that respects users privacy and data ownership.
ShapeRepo: Library of 'data shapes' to promote interoperability.
Schema.org: Vocabularies for structured data.
DXOS: Peer-to-peer local-first app toolkit.
Stacks: Decentralized apps storing data on a wallet.
Linked Open Vocabularies: Your entry point to high quality and reusable Vocabularies to describe Linked Data.
unhosted: Web apps where your data stays within the browser.
Wildland: Backend-agnostic docker for your data.
PDS Interop: Encouraging interoperability between personal data stores by documenting conventions.
Sockethub: Enables web applications to use protocols traditionally inaccessible or impractical in a browser.
Deta: Personal cloud computer.

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