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Espacio para la construccion del conocimiento sobre Web 3, en el marco del Grupo 1 (Roma) del curso Experto Universitario Educacion a Distancia
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Esta información sale en wikipedia:
Definitions and roadmap
There is considerable debate in both the IT industry and blogging communities about whether Web 3.0 is a valid entity, and what it actually is. It is suggested by many that the term is just another buzzword, while the contrary view is that it as an evolutionary path for the Web as depicted by the following phases:
Web 1.0: Web Browser driven "Interactive Web of Hypertext" pages where presentation, logic, and data are indistinguishable
Web 2.0: Web Services based API driven "Web of Services" that separate "Application Logic" from the intermingled presentation, logic, and data pages of Web 1.0. Examples of Web 2.0 application profiles include: blogs, wikis, the use of Ajax to improve web application interaction richness, and mashups. Web 2.0 does not explicitly expose Data Models.
Web 3.0: The final step in the decomposition of monolithic Web Pages into discrete components that include the Presentation (HTML and (X)HTML), Logic (Web
Services APIs), and Data (Data Models) trinity, it transitions Web containment from Web Pages to Web Data. Its emergence simplifies the development and deployment of Data Model driven composite applications that provide easy, transparent and organized access to “the world’s data, information, and knowledge”[citation needed]
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