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OpenPhoto

OpenPhoto, a photo service for the masses

What are schemas?

Schemas are the blueprint for various objects in the OpenPhoto platform. The most logical example is the Photo object which represents a single photo in a user's photo collection. Their photo library consists of a collection of Photo objects. Other examples are a User object and Social object.

Why are schemas important?

By defining these schemas we enable different OpenPhoto applications to share the same data. Since a Photo object has a predictable set of properties it means that any application can easily interact with it.

Available schemas

User - Settings for a user.
Photo - Properties for a single photo.
Social - Comments and favorites on a photo.