Web 3.0

SpunOne writes "Apparently Jeffrey Zeldman is as sick of Web 2.0 as many of us have become. In his latest article, titled "Web 3.0," he really sticks it to the Web 2.0 fan boys, and dispels a lot of the hype generated by our young new friends. It's easy to grow apathetic when a new idea gains so much traction so quickly, but his points are clear and accurate, and deserve consideration."

Comments

That's all well and good. . .

[igibo]

. . .but here is an indisputable rebuttal.

http://www.parm.net/web2.0/

Come on people, we're all sick of buzzwords, but you can't deny the reality of Web 2.0!

Igi

start thinking about usability and design

[digitaldc]

more often than not, big teams have slowly and expensively labored to produce overly complex web applications whose usability was near nil on behalf of clients with at best vague goals.

We need to immediately have a meeting to discuss reducing complexity, increasing usability and clarifying our goals.

Re:start thinking about usability and design

[ladyKae]

But... Meetings are bad for you

Re:Oh boy.

[MountainMan101]

Web 3.0 is for Fedora fan-boys. Debian users will continue with Web 1.0 (or rather 1.1), which has the same interface as 1.0 but all of the security fixes of 2.0 backported.

Re:More like 0.2 than 2.0

[click2005]

"WWW:The Next Generation"... Aren't you a bit ahead of yourself there?

WWW : The Markup Protocol
WWW 2.0 The Wrath of Kazaa
WWW 3 The Search for Social Networks
WWW 4 The VRML Homepage
WWW 5 The Final Flickr
WWW 6 The Undocumented Context

then we get to WWW:TNG