Abstract Wikipedia/Vision

Abstract Wikipedia
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General
Overview — Vision Glossary — FAQ Function model Updates (subscribe)
Development plan
Summary — Name Goals Organization — Requirements Architecture — Components Tasks — Implementation phases (single page version of all above)
Notes, drafts, discussions
Overview of notes – Pre-generic function model – Object creation requirements – First evaluation engine – Function evaluator call – Representation of dates – Representation of languages – Representation of errors – Error messages on ZObjects – Reserved ZIDs – Canonical and normal – User stories – NLG system architecture proposal – Template Language for Wikifunctions Wikidata Abstract Representation Discussion topics External outreach Ideas Licensing discussion Related and previous work – Natural language generation – Theories of semantics and meaning representations – Workshops ZObject
Examples & mockups
Examples Examples of functions Mockups Example: Jupiter Examples: Function composition
Data tools
Data Lexicographical coverage
Historical
Papers, press, and videos Historic proposal Naming contest — Logo contest Archives

The vision for Wikifunctions:

1. Imagine a programming system that is collaboratively grown and maintained, to which everyone can contribute, and that everyone may share.
2. Imagine a programming system that truly is accessible, one that is open not only to speakers of English but to billions of people more who will not have to learn English first in order to learn how to program.
3. Imagine a programming system that is truly geared to a mobile-first world, and where the execution of the code and the data flow become intelligently managed and distributed.
4. Imagine a programming system where you write code only once and then it can be run anywhere by anyone – even from programs written in different programming languages.
5. Imagine a programming system that allows us to make the next big leap in knowledge representation.