Web 2.0 is a familiar term with every professional who remain connected to the internet, however, have you ever thought about Web 3.0. Yes, its Web 3.0 which is an advanced system over Web 2.0. It’s difficult to explain the definition of Web 3.0 but before that , lets know the history of Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.
Web 1.0: Company Generated Content – Read only (1993)
Web 1.0 website service provides just information which is posted by media of authentic user. Users can read posts but they can’t modify or write new contents in the website. This means no more variety in content post because of an individual user or company. At times the organization also provides some content just for promotion. These are disadvantages of Web 1.0 but this system includes just for professional writers who provide quality contents. Examples of Websites are Geocities, Hotmail era and many other static HTML based websites.
Web 2.0: User Generated Content – Read & Write (2004)
Currently , the internet users use this generation of websites to share their content without any cost and also build a free website with different features. Here, you can read other contents and also Write own unlimited content. These are free websites hence users work free of cost and they would never buy the paid service. As per the universal information only 1% users use the Pro version of Web 2.0 websites. This means they can’t get advance features of the website and just work with limited website or blog features. Example of Web 2.0 websites are Flicker, YouTube, Blogger and many other social media sites.
Web 3.0: User Generated Business (Technology & Creativity) – Read, Write & Manage (Latest)
Web 3.0 is not controlled by a person or company but it’s a global system for all internet users. Here, users create their own platform and manage it. We have seen that Web 1.0 has been a just delivered content, Web 2.0 for creation and delivered while Web 3.0 can work for creation, delivery and Management. Web 3.0 can save on your time with its advanced system knowledge and features. E-commerce website, Advanced mail system and marketing tools can be handled easily in Web 3.0.
Let’s go through a few examples which talks about advanced information. Whenever you begin the computer, you won’t have any information on what you will see on the internet? A blog post , mail or any other news, is Web 1.0 where the posts are done by other’s. Searching information, getting technical knowledge, sharing content on the website and connecting with friends, this is Web 2.0.
If you have handled Social networking site since 1990, you would have observed it included a variety of information about users and you had to manage a lot of information. If you needed to find any particular information about the user who has posted some content in 1994 then it was a task . We had to find the name of that person and posted content by him. This was not enough because there was a possibility that several others would have shared the same content. Hence, it was necessary to get more information as city, qualification and friends of that user. This is a management fundamental which manages several data and locate a particular data when required. Mostly, semantic web sites are included in Web 3.0.
Structure of Web 3.0:
Evolution of Web 3.0:
The technology is always expanding and includes new ideas which creates a future. Web development and web designing business will definitely get affected by the features offered by Web 3.0 but we will have to wait and see what will happen. This is the beginning of Web 3.0 but as we are aware Technology never dies , so lets look forward for Web 4.0?
Web 1.0: Company Generated Content – Read only (1993)
Web 1.0 website service provides just information which is posted by media of authentic user. Users can read posts but they can’t modify or write new contents in the website. This means no more variety in content post because of an individual user or company. At times the organization also provides some content just for promotion. These are disadvantages of Web 1.0 but this system includes just for professional writers who provide quality contents. Examples of Websites are Geocities, Hotmail era and many other static HTML based websites.
Web 2.0: User Generated Content – Read & Write (2004)
Currently , the internet users use this generation of websites to share their content without any cost and also build a free website with different features. Here, you can read other contents and also Write own unlimited content. These are free websites hence users work free of cost and they would never buy the paid service. As per the universal information only 1% users use the Pro version of Web 2.0 websites. This means they can’t get advance features of the website and just work with limited website or blog features. Example of Web 2.0 websites are Flicker, YouTube, Blogger and many other social media sites.
Web 3.0: User Generated Business (Technology & Creativity) – Read, Write & Manage (Latest)
Web 3.0 is not controlled by a person or company but it’s a global system for all internet users. Here, users create their own platform and manage it. We have seen that Web 1.0 has been a just delivered content, Web 2.0 for creation and delivered while Web 3.0 can work for creation, delivery and Management. Web 3.0 can save on your time with its advanced system knowledge and features. E-commerce website, Advanced mail system and marketing tools can be handled easily in Web 3.0.
Let’s go through a few examples which talks about advanced information. Whenever you begin the computer, you won’t have any information on what you will see on the internet? A blog post , mail or any other news, is Web 1.0 where the posts are done by other’s. Searching information, getting technical knowledge, sharing content on the website and connecting with friends, this is Web 2.0.
If you have handled Social networking site since 1990, you would have observed it included a variety of information about users and you had to manage a lot of information. If you needed to find any particular information about the user who has posted some content in 1994 then it was a task . We had to find the name of that person and posted content by him. This was not enough because there was a possibility that several others would have shared the same content. Hence, it was necessary to get more information as city, qualification and friends of that user. This is a management fundamental which manages several data and locate a particular data when required. Mostly, semantic web sites are included in Web 3.0.
Structure of Web 3.0:
- RDF - Resource Description Framework: This is online grammar or scheme framework where one can understand a particular word and also help to manage that word or syntax.
- URI - Uniform resource identifier: This is a resource identifier for name and location.
- SPARQL - SPARQL Protocol and RDF Query Language: As a normal protocol this includes rules for query language and helps to manage information with different criteria.
- XDI - XRI Data Interchange: This system works for sharing, linking and synchronizing data.
- XRI - Extensible Resource Identifier: Any type connection needs some source. This is for locating any resources and identifying the network.
- SWRL - Semantic Web Rule Language: The rules are created and those rules are followed by this semantic language.
- API - Application Program Interface: The main key of all processes is an API which includes authentications and make connections secure.
Evolution of Web 3.0:
- The Semantic Web: The complete web information can be managed category wise and also makes it easy for the user to understand the concept. The searching data and Query language can be included in Semantic web.
- Mobility: These days, Web 2.0 Website can work on the computer and they don’t provide the facility to work on mobile. Here, you can use Web 3.0 Websites on mobile devices and also handle website with remote network.
- Artificial Intelligence: Intelligent ideas make it possible to handle any situation easily which may be in the form of a business or social life. Here, the concept of Artificial Intelligence is used where the user can search effective websites to use and search with his own mind. Whenever you have many choices for one task then at that point of time you must choose from the effective choices and this requires intelligence.
- Personalization and Presentation: The advanced features of Web 3.0 can help to describe yourself amongst the web users and develop a reputed profile with some advanced social media site (Web 3.0) and Web 3.0 business websites.
The technology is always expanding and includes new ideas which creates a future. Web development and web designing business will definitely get affected by the features offered by Web 3.0 but we will have to wait and see what will happen. This is the beginning of Web 3.0 but as we are aware Technology never dies , so lets look forward for Web 4.0?
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