The growth of the web has continuously hastened and prevailed in multiple business models. Therefore, a large number of customers and often non-standardized services that hinder web and mobile application development and sustainability have been influenced. In most cases, web connection objects are incompatible with certain applications designed for developers. However, their lifespan remains the same or less than the explicit software lifecycle. This blog series explores the current situation of digital objects and their affordances. Also, this series explores the relationship between the two fields, as well as some modern approaches to standardization. I will aim to conclude with an attempt to define the digital objects and affordances and summarizes that they are the necessary tools to tackle in the application of the generalized apparatus in the Internet of Things.
How can we build cognitive cooperative software agents around the World Wide Web, which are amodal representations of specific goals and current or past situations, that can be fed both by existing knowledge distributed around the web and implicit or explicit human knowledge?
The word affordance has been well used in the field of technology to illustrate the belief that technological determinism has shaped society. The term affordance has moved into a vernacular used from its place in ecological psychology. Affordance was applied in meaningful ways. This suggests that affordance was just inherited […]
To fill the gap between affordances and digital objects in this section we are going to showcase some examples of digital objects and corresponding affordances. In the previous sections we have already elaborated in this direction but here we would focus further on the close connection that exists between the […]