Standards

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- General

- Character Encodings & Internationalization

- Network Protocols

  • RPSL ("Routing Policy Specification Language")
  • IPv4 (Fundamental packet format and addressing scheme for the Internet network)
  • IPv6 6Bone (IPv6 portal. Updated IP version, with several important improvements.)
  • IPsec (Public key security mechanisms for the IP protocol family)
  • TCP ("Transmission Control Protocol". Reliable IP-datagram byte streaming protocol for the Internet and other packet-switching networks)
  • UDP (User Datagram Protocol. Unreliable IP-datagram byte streaming protocol for the Internet and other packet-switching networks)
  • LDAP RFC's (Standard LDAP schema's catalog)
  • SCTP references (Reliable, message-oriented, multihomed transport protocol in development by the IETF) (ml)
  • DNS references (DNSsec)
  • Secure Shell
  • Email related RFC's
  • HTTP references
  • SIP ("Session Initiation Protocol". A signaling protocol for Internet based video conferencing, telephony, instant messaging and presence/events notification.) (wp) (SIPfoundry.org community site for the promotion and development of SIP software) (ml)
  • H.232 (Packet-based multimedia communications system protocol) (H.232 v SIP comparison)
  • SNMP RFCs ("Simple Network Management Protocol". Protocol for monitoring and configuring network devices)
  • VOIP Wiki ("Voice Over IP". Wiki guide for VOIP)
  • MRML ("Multimedia Retrieval Markup Language")
  • BitTorrent (Peer-to-peer system for distributing large files)
  • IEEE 802.x Wireless Networking

- File Formats & Interfaces

  • Inter Office Suite XML (Project to create standard file-formats, based on XML technology, for inter-changing files between the various office suites.) (source) (ml)
  • OpenPGP RFC (Public-private key based, document signing/encrypting framework)
  • HTML ("HyperText Markup Language". Markup language for world-wide-web content.)
  • CSS ("Cascading Style Sheets". Stylization language for HTML documents) (Eric Meyer CSS site)
  • XML ("Extensible Markup Language". Flexible language discription to allow for the description of the format of structured documents and data)
  • DOM ("Document Object Model". Enables applications to dynamically access and update the content, structure and style of XML documents)
  • SAX ("Simple API for XML". Lightweight - and less political - DOM alternative aimed at handling 'streamed' XML data.) (cvs) (ml)
  • XSLT ("eXtensible Stylesheet Language Transformation". XSLT is a XML based language for transforming XML documents into other XML documents)
  • XSL ("eXtensible Stylesheet Language". XML/XSLT based language description for expressing XML stylesheets.)
  • PNG ("Portable Network Graphics". Lossless image file format.) (PNGcrush optimizer) (MNG specification Animated PNG image format)
  • SVG ("Scalable Vector Graphics". XML based vector drawing/interaction language.)
  • SMIL ("Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language". 'Smile' enables simple authoring of interactive audiovisual presentations.)
  • Internet Calendering and Group Scheduling (IETF proposed calendering standards: iCal, iTip, iMip, and CAP)
  • International Date Format (ISO standard 8601, an example: 2002-1-1)
  • CGI ("Common Gateway Interface". Simple interface for running external programs, software or gateways under an information server in a platform-independent manner.)
  • FastCGI (Language independent, open extension to CGI, that provides better performance due to process persistance.)
  • Reverse-engineered DVD-Video Information
  • SOAP ("Simple Object Access Protocol". Lightweight and flexible protocol framework for the exchange of information in a decentralized, distributed environment)
  • UDDI ("Universal Description, Discovery and Integration". Experimental 'business-services' communication project based on DNS/HTTP/XML/SOAP.)
  • SLP ("Service Location Protocol". Experimental protocol allows networking applications to discover the existence, location, and configuration of networked services.) (ml)
  • SAML ("Security Assertion Markup Language". SAML is used for the formation and exchange of authentication, attribute, and authorization data as XML) (OpenSAML a C++ library implementing of SAML)

- Graphical Interfaces

  • OpenGL (Advanced 3D graphics API) Licensing details.)
  • FreeDesktop.org (Support site for interoperability among free desktop environments) (cvs) (ml)
  • ICCCM ("Inter-Client Communication Conventions". X windowing system based protocol operations for inter-client communication)
  • XDND (Drag-and-Drop Protocol for the X windowing system)

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