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S7 cse
No 23
Web 2.0
“2nd generation Internet
services that let people
collaborate and share
information online in
previously unavailable
ways”
– Blogs, wikis, photo
/video sharing sites,
social networking sites
– Online web services
that share data
(“mashups”)
What is Web 2.0?
O'Reilly Media and MediaLive
International popularized the term
Google is now seen as the torch
bearer of the term by the media
From a technology perspective
Web 2.0 uses AJAX, Mashups and
RSS predominantly
What is AJAX?
Ajax is not a technology in itself
Shorthand for Asynchronous JavaScript
and XML
Removes the need to reload entire web page
each time the user makes a change. Increase
the web page's interactivity, speed, and
usability.
XML is used as the format for transferring
data between the server and client. XML files
may be created dynamically by some form of
server-side scripting
The Ajax technique uses a combination of:
XHTML and CSS, JavaScript
RSS
Really Simple
Syndication or Rich
Site Summary
RSS feeds or news
feeds
News headlines with
links to full articles
Formatted using an
XML standard
Read with news feed
Two Sides of Web 2.0
Two-Way Web Services
Communication – Software online
– Creates Gmail
conversations Google Docs
between people
– Mashups
– Examples
Photos overlaid on
Blogs
Google Earth
Wikis
Photo and video – Embed services
sharing Google custom
Social networks search engine,
Google calendar,
etc.
Web 1.0
Static pages instead of dynamically
generated content.
The use of framesets.
Proprietary HTML extensions such as
the <blink> and <marquee> tags
introduced during the first browser war.
Online guestbooks.
GIF buttons, typically 88x31 pixels
promoting web browsers and other
products.
HTML forms sent via email.
Introducing Web 3.0
•INFORMATION IS ORGANIZED
•the machine surf for us?
• Will the web look the same for
me as it does for everyone else?
•ALSO CALLED SEMANTIC WEB
FEATURES
Using the Web as an applications
platform
Democratizing the Web
Employing new methods to distribute
information
rich user experience, user
participation, dynamic content,
metadata,
web standards, scalability,
openness, freedom and collective
Features
● The ability for visitors to make
changes to Web pages.
● Using Web pages to link people to
other users.
● Fast and efficient ways to share
content.
● New ways to get information.
● Expanding access to the Internet
beyond the computer.
Additional features
Email notification
Page permissions
HTML tag support
Commenting
Spreadsheets
. WEB 2.0 PHILOSOPHY
● It's a multi-platform service. You can
access Google on a PC or Mac (using a Web
browser) or on a mobile device like a cell
phone.
● It avoids the business model established
by the software industry. You don't need to
buy a particular software package to use the
service.
● It includes a specialized database of
information -- search results -- that
seamlessly works with its search engine
software. Without the database, the
search application is worthless. On the
other hand, without the search
application, the database is too large to
navigate
Advantage
• Democratization of media.
• Creativity and re-mix culture.
• Embrace your passion and
identity.
• Community, sharing, and
connecting.
• Increase transparency in
government and organizations
Disadvantage
• Lots of great content still gets
overlooked. Current lack of good
filters creates problems finding
the best content.
• Information overload and social
networking overload.
• Work/Life balance is hard to
achieve.
Application
Software Above The
Level of Single Device