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WEB 1.0 is a set of data techniques used by web page designers. These web techniques are built upon the original web pages which were exchanges of information during the Internet’s infancy. Web sites designed using WEB 1.0 are static web pages. Static pages contain information for the visitor’s review without comment. Viewer’s comments or personal addition of information posting is denied. Static pages are informational web distribution vehicles. It does not change. Kind of like old blog posts that refuse comment posting. (Strickland, 1998-2013)
When surfing users may encounter entities/political organizations/wackos/religious sites/memorial pages/etc.-etc.-etc.! which have posted their mission statement of purpose in a WEB 1.0. It is completely static .Web 1.0 is not at all interactive. WEB 1.0 applications are proprietary. The Java Console option is not in their code. WEB 1.0 Apps are downloaded by users/purchasers in their proprietary form alone. There is no open source web user community ability to configure to the user’s needs. Static pages never change. Owners and users can revisit these pages YEARS later. How many times have users conducting a search engine web exploration hunt for info run across web pages obviously of older technological origin?
Blocky text, lurid colors, awkward imagery configuration seem stodge and old-fashioned but then this was the height to webpage design prowess Debate then raged over whether Internet Explorer or Netscape would win the browser war. Along comes Firefox and Safari just to name 2 browsers with fabulously new graphics introducing Web 2.0. WOW were those pages cool in those days. Web 1.0 now strides a humble page place in WEB 2& 3.0. These pages are proprietary declaration and official posting of un-editable information. Surfing search results nowadays still returns such pages. Younger generations landing on these pages are amazed that they still exist. Devoid of Flash advertisement and even Wire frame page set up the Netscape solitary WEB 1.0 pages stands a s a monument from hence web design sprang. (Strickland, 1998-2013)
Image credit Web 2,0 Images for Teachers at http://mcash.wikispaces.com/Web+1.0+Graphic
WEB 1.0 is a set of data techniques used by web page designers. These web techniques are built upon the original web pages which were exchanges of information during the Internet’s infancy. Web sites designed using WEB 1.0 are static web pages. Static pages contain information for the visitor’s review without comment. Viewer’s comments or personal addition of information posting is denied. Static pages are informational web distribution vehicles. It does not change. Kind of like old blog posts that refuse comment posting. (Strickland, 1998-2013)
When surfing users may encounter entities/political organizations/wackos/religious sites/memorial pages/etc.-etc.-etc.! which have posted their mission statement of purpose in a WEB 1.0. It is completely static .Web 1.0 is not at all interactive. WEB 1.0 applications are proprietary. The Java Console option is not in their code. WEB1.0 APPs are downloaded by users/purchasers in their proprietary form alone. There is no open source web user community ability to configure to the user’s needs. Static pages never change. Owners and users can revisit these pages YEARS later. How many times have users conducting a search engine web explorative hunt for info run across web pages obviously of older technological origin?
Blocky text, lurid colors, awkward imagery configuration seem stodged and old fashioned but then this was the height to webpage design prowess Debate then raged over whether Internet Explorer or Netscape would win the browser war. Along comes Firefox and Safari just to name 2 browsers with fabulously new graphics introducing Web 2.0. WOW were those pages cool in those days. Web 1.0 now strides a humble page place in WEB 2& 3.0. These pages are proprietary declaration and official posting of un-editable information. Surfing search results nowdays still returns such pages. Younger generations landing on these pages are amazed that they still exist. Devoid of Flash advertisement and even Wire frame page set up the Netscape solitary WEB 1.0 pages stands a s a monument from hence web design sprang. (Strickland, 1998-2013)
WEB 2.0 by contrast is the advent of the interactive web user’s avalanche. If you have ever heard of UK rocker Dave Edmond’s band, aptly named ROCKPILE; if you ever heard them play; you will instinctively be hyperlinked to CRAWLING FROM THE WRECKAGE. Users such as me had the sense to cash out before the INTERNET BUBBLE hit the fan. Web 2.0 has been characterized as the apps that emerged after internet start-ups investor’s climbed over each other to invest in went bankrupt. (aptly depicted by ROCKPILE’s, “I knew the Bride When she used to Rock & Roll”) WEB 2.0 is the product of innovative survival. It’s the creative force that is technological advance. WEB 2.0 some argue is WEB interactivity application use’s birthing parents. Others declare it as the open source community of LINUX and other open sources which are still battling against the current proprietary dominance seeking WIN 8 APP PHP code leviathan, Bill Gates’ evil child, Microsoft. Some may see this as harsh. Well, were yu there when the internet just had started? Take yourself back to 1994 onto this static, purely information, non interactive website, with links to many universities, such as UK’s prestigious CAMBRIDGE. http://web.archive.org/web/20000229183439/http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/coffee/coffee.html.
(Strickland J. , 1998-2013)
Web 2.0 browsers as an internet service providing platform was the next generation of Web Page technology. WEB 2.0 provided open sources, user interactive, and multiple browser capability like never before. Microsoft bested Netscape Navigator but the human spirit of ingenuity bested Microsoft’s attempt at browser dominance. Web 2.0 brought forth the Web Page application as an application platform. Microsoft and Netscape attempted to sell users a browser application. Browsers under WEB 2.0 are service providers. Email, Video, Music Players became ntegral parts of the web experience. YouTube, MySpace, Gmail, Hotmail, FM internet radio, WEBShark, Streaming TV channels and vast peer to peer data repositories served data over web browser applications using applications. WEB 2.0 web browsers are multi-platform service provider’s that were provided free so that advertising could be pumped into millions of online homes worldwide. WEB 2.0 is a multi-billion dollar cash cow. Where WEB1.0 was a software phenomenon, WEB.2 is a beginning of a realized service potential phenomenon. (Strickland J. , 1998-2013)
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WEB 3.0 in a sense has the technology power able to actively pursue taking the human out of the application. Humans can be more applied to other things while the application takes care of outlining the data that the application believes is beneficial to the human. WEB 3.0 is an integration of technology which pushes data based upon machine collected data about the human user to data served to the human. Incredible open sourced commonality creating a large market for not only private use but companies utilizing the flow of data based upon service provided data streams more beneficially. (Strickland J. , How Web 3.0 will work, 1998-2013)
Open source innovation is universal profitable. Companies share innovation with WEB 3.0/. Rich data layers can interweaves along all the available lines of service providers thru stream meshing browser apps & widgets (open source collaborated) in WEB 3.0 WEB dominance such as the Microsoft business model attempt to gain APP dominance with WIN 8, after being bested by Foxfire and Goggle Chrome, is a as same as the dust balls that collect beneath a dresser chest of drawers so heavy its seldom moved. Streamlined data push and pull makes peer to peer data stream service look like a static web page. Cloud based data services is rapidly surpassing the peer to peer power model. (Strickland J. , How Web 3.0 will work, 1998-2013)
Economies of scale were created by each of these successive layers. Virtual machines decreased the need for humans to service server farms on site a companies. Companies now forgo the depreciating asset loss for the service fees of data in the cloud. Entire staffs of IT personnel are reduced to a few. Online collaboration will also reduce the need for office space. Documents are linked in Sky & Goggle drive for free! Companies seeking secure destination collaboration have a plethora of choices. DATA BANKS and all things data are in the cloud inexpensively served by widgets and can communicate widget to widget without the human involved at all except to approve the overall application of the data. Remember those huge entire building floors containing TAPE DRIVES and the refrigerated buildings that held IBM punch card driven data tube computer that came before those? WEB 3.0 Also frees the human from the machine. (Strickland J. , How Web 3.0 will work, 1998-2013)
WEB3.0’s human freedoms started with laptops. Bullet speed quickly dataflow leap frogged to Mobile Apps effectively freeing the human from the office. Data clouds allow collaboration from anywhere. Mobile conferencing is a realized business destiny. Having lived to watch all of these technologies build and miniaturize upon each’s technology, I CONFIDENTLY predict that processers are going to be implanted into the human body eventually. Blind will see. Paralyzed will walk and the deaf will hear. Hologram data a processers acting on the impulses of the user will anticipate needs and make computations and data collection available not son after the human had the thought. Computers that operate from miniaturized platforms will be the new chicken in everyone’s pot. (Strickland J. , How Web 3.0 will work, 1998-2013)
Bibliography
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Stuff Work. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from Is there a Web 1.0: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-102.htm
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Web 2.0 Works. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from How Stuff Works: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-201.htm
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Web 3.0 will work. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from How Stuff Works: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-30.htm
Works Cited
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Stuff Work. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from Is there a Web 1.0: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-102.htm
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Web 2.0 Works. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from How Stuff Works: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-201.htm
Strickland, J. (1998-2013, January 30). How Web 3.0 will work. Retrieved May 16, 2013, from How Stuff Works: http://computer.howstuffworks.com/web-30.htm
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