More Web 2.0 Questions
Some good questions raised about Web 2.0 ...
"The explosive discussion about the definition of Web 2.0 raises more questions than it answers. That’s a good thing! We’re learning here. One facet of this discussion, however, that I would like to see more of is the value of Web 2.0 for developers. I assume more and more developers are hearing about Web 2.0 every day, but it’s not clear what in it for them. It’s one thing to look at Amazon and say “they’re creating a really powerful platform”. It’s another to ask “what can I learn from Amazon that helps me build better applications?”.
Defining Web 2.0 is fun, building it is hard. So while we’re still defining it I’m going to add some more developer-centered questions to the mix.
Note that users = people/customers/humans/folks/prosumers/etc. (whichever you prefer)
1. How do my users value content?
2. How do my users share content with others?
3. Who do they share content with?" continued ... (Via Bokardo)
"The explosive discussion about the definition of Web 2.0 raises more questions than it answers. That’s a good thing! We’re learning here. One facet of this discussion, however, that I would like to see more of is the value of Web 2.0 for developers. I assume more and more developers are hearing about Web 2.0 every day, but it’s not clear what in it for them. It’s one thing to look at Amazon and say “they’re creating a really powerful platform”. It’s another to ask “what can I learn from Amazon that helps me build better applications?”.
Defining Web 2.0 is fun, building it is hard. So while we’re still defining it I’m going to add some more developer-centered questions to the mix.
Note that users = people/customers/humans/folks/prosumers/etc. (whichever you prefer)
1. How do my users value content?
2. How do my users share content with others?
3. Who do they share content with?" continued ... (Via Bokardo)
Amazon Web 2.0.
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