I don't really get it either butit but it seems to be just new-fangled websites
Web 1.0 is stuff like homepages, banner ads, directory structures on listing sites
Web 2.0 is stuff like blogging, google ad-words, tagged information
(Web 1.0 is stuff like homepages, banner ads, directory structures on listing sites
Web 2.0 is stuff like blogging, google ad-words, tagged information
Dr. Strange Now Fully ISO 3103 Compliant!,
Wed 12 Apr 2006, 21:57,
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I know what a blog isand Google ad-words? is that like the front page that displays ads according to what topics it finds on that page?
Tagged information? Erm, like the label on a tin of beans?
Edit: Aah I give up. I will let this weeks's compo pass me by.
(Tagged information? Erm, like the label on a tin of beans?
Edit: Aah I give up. I will let this weeks's compo pass me by.
Flowerpot No longer has the vapours thanks to DTH,
Wed 12 Apr 2006, 22:02,
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Not reallyWeb 1.0 is static information, Web 2.0 allows the user to pick and mix the information they want. Furthermore Web2.0 is also web based applications with collaboration options - as in you go to a web based text or image editor, edit stuff and send it on to others to ammend and comment on it. Makes the whole process a lot quicker and independent of hardware or location.
A good example for b3tans would be pixoh.com/ where you can load any picture from the web, or upload one and manipulate and optimise it without photoshop. Needs "add kitten" option though.
Another example would be AJAX sketch: www.ajaxsketch.com/
That a lot of twunts hype web2.0 beyond recognition was sadly enough to be expected.
(A good example for b3tans would be pixoh.com/ where you can load any picture from the web, or upload one and manipulate and optimise it without photoshop. Needs "add kitten" option though.
Another example would be AJAX sketch: www.ajaxsketch.com/
That a lot of twunts hype web2.0 beyond recognition was sadly enough to be expected.
sinisterduck,
Wed 12 Apr 2006, 22:07,
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