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Standards for websites

Even in cyber space there are rules and regulation. Websites must be compatible with browsers, applications and interfaces have to follow the same rules to be able to communicate with oneanother. Methodologies help to save time and money and increase data protection.

iDatSo follows Best Practices using efficient programming techniques like Refactorising and Design Patterns. We integrate and develop Open Source Software, which enables us to keep costs down, to remain independent from proprietary software of individual manufacturers and to benefit from the fast development cycle of the open source community. Find here a listing on programming languages, rules and regulations from our portfolio:

• XHTML 1.0 und 1.1, HTML 4.01 (ISO 15445) for programming of websites.
• CSS 1 bis CSS 3 for formatting and positioning of text, as well as for positioning, colour coding and display of elements
• JavaScript 1.3 to 1.5, ECMA-Script 262 (ISO 16262) and DOM for dynamic programming of elements.
• PHP, JSP, XML and XSLT, EJB, Struts, CGI, Perl, Python, RSS and SOAP for dynamic applications.
• mySQL, Macromedia Cold Fusion and PostgreSQL for databases
• ISO 3166 for country codes, ISO 639 for languages
• ISO 8601 for date formatting
• ISO 690-2 for citations

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• Tim Berners-Lee’s essay on Permalinks as well as the recommendations of the W3C Technical Architecture Group for the URL-Conzept
• SMIL and SAMI for multimedia applications
• P3P for data protection.
• PICS - Specification enabling labels (metadata) to be associated with Internet content.
• the Robots Exlusion Standard for search engine robots/SEO.