What is the third generation Internet Web3.0?

As we all know, Web2.0, a new type of Internet application, is a relatively Web1.0 (Internet model before 2003), a revolution from core content to external applications. By Web1.0 simply browsing the HTML Web model through the Web browser, the development of the Web2.0 Internet model with richer content, stronger connection and more tools has become a new trend of internet development.

Web1.0 to Web2.0 transformation, specifically, from the model is simply "read" to "write", "common construction" development, from passively receive Internet information to the initiative to create Internet Information forward! From the basic components, the "Web page" to "published/recorded information" Development, from the tool, from the Internet browser to all kinds of browsers, RSS reader and other content development; On the operational mechanism, the transition from "Client Server" to "Web Services" The authors are developed by professionals such as programmers to all ordinary users, and applications are developed by the application of "funny" to a wide range of applications.


In short, Web2.0 is Flickr, Craigslist, Linkedin, tribes, Ryze, Friendster, Del.icio.us, 43things.com and other sites as representatives, to blogs, BBS, TAG, SNS, RSS, wiki and other applications as the core, based on six Degrees of separation, XML, Ajax and other new theories and technologies to achieve the Internet generation model.

So what is Web 3.0, the Internet-specific model? The debate over this topic has continued endlessly.

Let's take a moment to analyze some of the more popular patterns today:

1, the red Door proposed WEB3.0 concept-and the introduction of public information platform, to achieve unimpeded web site interoperability.

2, Dragon Network CEO Li Song proposed concept-Super powerful information function platform, and can cross national borders.

3, the Semantic Web proposes the concept-sharing of data information, spanning technical barriers. In IE browsers can extend unlimited functionality.

4, small I robot concept-robot learned to think, will lead the new Internet model.

5, Google CEO Eric's concept-WEB2.0 is only a marketing concept, its technical basis is AJAX. The Web3.0 era is similar to the Industrial Revolution, which will be the birth of a large number of "interchangeable" parts. WEB3.0 will also influence traditional industries: As users gradually join the Community network, they will no longer go to the store to buy apps, often through sharing among friends. E-mail is a great way to get applications. At the same time, traditional industries gradually lose control of marketing, data and equipment.

In fact, are very reasonable, after all, in the Internet for a short period of development for some years, the model is soaked out by users and netizens verified. In search of truth on the way we are very confused, WEB2.0 or 3.0 or nothing is a concept, is a vocabulary. Not advertised, is summed up. China's internet also needs to be pragmatic in these new vocabulary, new concepts, learn to serve and content as the core, to create a good model, to serve users of netizens, and ultimately to benefit users. Not only that, but we also have to learn to think, new technologies to lead new concepts, new concepts to create new business models. Alibaba and Baidu's success is not a conceptual success, but a business model success. No matter how many of the above explanations and generalizations, we can not forget that only excellent products, value content, and superior service can rely on a good business model. In the two-dimensional world of the Internet, technology has come to the bottleneck. When will it be enough for laser holography to produce a 3D internet world? We are looking forward to it.