(Foundations) is a general introduction to creating boundlessly scalable, interoperable data structures with a small framework of key definitions and data types. Foundations provides a set of irreducible root terms, or data primitives, which are flexibly useful for modeling and mapping all describable concepts and phenomena, with special emphasis on the design, development and governance of governable resources such as com munications protocols, projects, networks, systems and databases. The data primitives are arranged in an intentionally minimized or “MVP” conceptual hierarchy of types and subtypes which are each conceptually irreducible and flexibly useful for developing data, projects and systems.
Foundations functions as a reference and support document which provides technical substructure for many IO modules.
