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    Default what is different between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 ?

    plz.. anyone help me

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    Please, Web 2.0 is a buzz-word ! What is typically classed as 'web 2.0' is web-based applications, and they've dubbed certainly graphic styles as 'web 2.0', but mostly it's a concept.

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    2.0 - 1.0 = 1.0 So the difference is 1.0.

    Web 2.0 is just a term used to describe the evolution of websites. It's not really defined by one thing and a lot of people will disagree on what is and isn't web 2.0. In fact many things that are generally considered 2.0 were available and in use during what would be considered web 1.0.

    I think Tim O'Reilly's article What is Web 2.0 is a good one and helps explains some of the ideas.

    Some things that are often associated with web 2.0 are Ajax applications and user generated content.

    You won't find an absolute boundary between web 1.0 and web 2.0.

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    This being said, it is possible to highlight 10 key differences between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0:
    1. Open standards Base: Ensure service connectivity is reliable
    2. Ubiquitious Broadband: The infrastructure is now available to support web 2.0 models.
    3. Less investment required: Companies can get far without a massive investment meaning companies can quickly be incubated to spread the risk.
    4. Better Browsers: New format support, RSS etc enriches the user experience
    5. Powerful development environments: AJAX is young but powerful and holds the promise of being easier to use compared to J2EE
    6. Device convergance: Ability to access the web from a multitude of devices means on-demand services are more functional for real everyday use.
    7. More Innovation: The de-skilling of the technological requirements mean more people get involved in trying to create, often from a more creative user-base.
    8: Change in Use: The focus of the web and web 2.0 is firmly on usefuleness and in many cases commercial basis.
    9. Maturity: Resiliance and Scalability are easier to provide with cheaper hardware and better understanding of how to achieve this.
    10.History: Lessons from the dot com crash are noteasily forgotten…


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