![]() ![]() In the world of web protocols and APIs it predates both SOAP/ XML and RESTful architectures. WebDAV dates back to the late 90s in internet years, it’s ancient. You might encounter WebDAV in the Apache HTTP Server, Microsoft IIS, Box.com, WordPress, Drupal, Microsoft Sharepoint, Subversion, Git, Windows Explorer, macOS Finder, Microsoft Office, Apple iWork, Adobe Photoshop, and many other places. A webserver that supports WebDAV simultaneously works like a fileserver. WebDAV (Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning) is one mechanism. The earliest web-browsers supported editing webpages.Ĭollaborative editing of remote content is often needed, nevertheless, and so it’s reappeared on the web in multiple guises. ![]() But web-browsers almost immediately lost their ability to edit webpages, and read-only content ballooned to become the overwhelming norm. The world-wide-web was intended to be a medium for consuming and producing content. WebDAV servers and clients still going strong.
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