This is a repository for the W3C Web of Things Interest Group.
This repository is mainly for archival and general logistics. For work on a specific topic, one of the other repositories dedicated to that topic may be more relevant:
- WoT Marketing General introductory material, including tutorials and getting started guides.
- WoT Architecture Overall architecture, responsible for WoT Architecture deliverable.
- WoT Thing Description Thing Description metadata, responsible for WoT Thing Description deliverable.
- WoT Security
- WoT Discovery
- WoT Scripting API
- WoT Use Cases Use case collection (WIP, still in bring-up).
- WoT Testing
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