Web 3.0 is a future implementation of the internet. It has not yet come to play. Web 2.0 is the shift to such a high usage of social networking and the implementation of AJAX technologies.
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Web 3.0 is a future implementation of the internet. It has not yet come to play. Web 2.0 is the shift to such a high usage of social networking and the implementation of AJAX technologies.
PeejAvery is correct. To just expand a little. Web 2.0 is more about the "experience" than any specific technology. There is a higher level of integration between the client and the server, as well as more interaction between clients (think FaceBook, etc...).
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Most of that speculation is based off of Google heading to applications online rather than on the local machine.
Not just Google...ALL of the major software vendors are moving in this direction.
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[QUOTE=Most of that speculation is based off of Google heading to applications online rather than on the local machine.[/QUOTE]
Originally Posted by TheCPUWizard
Not just Google...ALL of the major software vendors are moving in this direction.
Around here, we talk about this as SAAS (software as a service) and S+S (Software plus Services)
SAAS is general browser hosted, web-server provided funtionality.
S+S differs by mainly emphasing interactivity and functional logic as part of software on the client side, as separate from (typically) a data stream from the server side. For example, a desktop app that used a browser control to display a Virtual Earth map that also used geographical data from a contact list stored on the user's PC would be a very S+S app, where the desktop app was the first S and Virtual Earth was the second.
Stephen Lowe
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Originally Posted by PeejAvery
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