Web 3.0:The Evolution of Web

Niharjyoti SarangiInformation Technology

7th Semester, Roll-06/232

Web 3.0The Evolution of Web

the thing about predictions...

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"Computers in the future may weigh no more than 1.5 tons."

Popular Mechanics, forecasting the relentless march of science, 1949

"I think there is a world market for maybe five

computers." Thomas Watson, chairman of IBM, 1943

"There is no reason anyone would want a computer in their home." Ken Olson, president, chairman and founder of Digital Equipment Corp., 1977

"640K ought to be enough for anybody."

Bill Gates, 1981 apocryphal

Before we start with Web 3.0

First rememberThe Internet and

World Wide Web are not the same

The Internet

Is a collection of interconnected

computer networks

The WorldWideWeb

Isan indefinitely larger

collection of interconnected

contents or documents

When the Web was in its early days, we didn’t know exactly what to show on a computer

screen

EVOLUTION

1993 2003 2010 2020

Web 1.0 Web 2.0 Web 3.0

Web 1.0

Read-only content and static HTML

websites

Web 2.0

The power

of networks

User generated content

The power of collaboration

The power of content and reach

The power of Friends

Web 3.0

Recompiling few technologies inherited from Web 2.0

Web 3.0

A web where the context of content is defined by data.

A web capable of reading and understanding context.

Tim Beners-Lee

Web 3.0 : The web of Context / Semantics

When the web can understand content it can better satisfy the request of users.

Men can understand many things that machines can’t.

To solve this we need to make the machines identify the answers effectively using context.

Context refers to why content is relevant.


Context refers to the conditions in which something occurs or exists.

Context refers to the locations where the content originated.

It might refer to the relation between user and content.


How To achieve it?

Microformats-• Data embedded within the XHTML.• Designed for humans first and then

machines.

Tagging


How To achieve it?

RDF : (Resource Descriptor Framework)

Defines and describes data and relations among data.


How To achieve it?

Web 3.0 : Data on-demand

Join all the database across the world to build a large data collection.

No need to browse through documents to get what you want.

Just demand for what you want.

Web 3.0 : Data on-demand

Web 3.0 : Virtual Web

Creates a Virtual world in 3-Dimension.

Web 3.0 : 3d on browsers

Incorporate rendering capability directly onto browsers.

Requirements

• API (O3d)• Language (HTML5)

Web 3.0 : Future of E-mail

No one knows who send what to whom

E-mails of today

WHAT WE NEED IS

A way to collaborate with groups of stakeholders

efficiently

The tools to work across geographical

boundaries

WHAT WE NEED IS

A solution that brings together our many forms of online communication (IM, social

networks, blogs etc)

A system that developers everywhere can contribute to

and improve to keep up with our changing demands

Web 3.0 : Future of E-mail

People can collaborate on a message

Web 3.0 idea

Web 3.0 : Future of E-mailBenefits:

ALL USERS CAN EDIT THE

AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME


Everyone’s screen updates as fast as they can type


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INSTANTLY TRANSLATE BETWEEN

LANGUAGES

Web 3.0 : Future of Browsers

Conclusion

Web 3.0 is going to change the way we view the web today.

From current web to Web 3.0 :

References

Wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.orgW3C : http://www.w3c.orgGoogle I/O conference

Google Labs: http://www.googlelabs.com/

Jenny Williams : Amazon AWS

Mozilla labs : Adaptive Aurora

Questions

Niharjyoti SarangiInformation Technology

7th Semester, Roll-06/232E-Mail: [email protected]

Web 3.0The Evolution of Web

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