Assumed Audience
Developers, designers, and product people interested in structured content and structured data.
It's about the dream of creating more structured data on the web, the rise of block-based interfaces, and how those two intertwine. After covering a bit of history on structured data, I discuss the costs and benefits of block-based interfaces, and finally I introduce a new protocol we've been working on at . It's called the and it hopes to solve a number of issues with both structured data on the web and block-based editors.
Here's the original video recording. You can also read the full written version and see slides below.