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Standards make it easier to make your programs play nicely with other programs/systems.
A set of requirements detailing a system.
Trying to be compliant with multiple standards can be painful.


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= Operating Systems =
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= Background =
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There are standards all over the place. In my experience, the main place where standards
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overlap and cause pain is when targeting multiple operating-systems. Different operating systems
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conform (to varying degrees) to different standards.
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| https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/design || windows desktop
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* posix (linux, bsd): http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/
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* windows: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/design
| [[standards: users and groups]]
 
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Then different platforms have other considerations...
| [[standards: filesystem]]
In an effort to make this as easy as possible, I am categorizing notes for all standards
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(that I have used) in like groups.
| [[standards: terminal]]
 
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| [[standards: application data]]
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| [[standards: default programs]]
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| [[standards: launch menus]]
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= platforms =
= Web Servers =
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| [[standards: users and groups|users and groups]]
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| [[standards: filesystem|filesystem]]
| [[WSGI Servers]]
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| [[XDG Base Directory]]
| [[ASGI Servers]]
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| [[XDG Mime Applications]]
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= Web APIs =
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| [[XDG Desktop Entries]]
| [[standards: REST API]]
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| [[POSIX]]
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| [[standards: terminal|terminal]]
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= general =
= general =

Latest revision as of 20:33, 22 May 2022

A set of requirements detailing a system.

Operating Systems

POSIX unix
https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/design windows desktop
standards: users and groups
standards: filesystem
standards: terminal
standards: application data
standards: default programs
standards: launch menus

Web Servers

WSGI Servers
ASGI Servers

Web APIs

standards: REST API

general

standards: datetime
standards: text encoding
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