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16.05.2023
Internet
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"The future is Web 3.0" — this is the thought we've been hearing more and more often from opinion leaders and the Internet industry over the past few years. And what's behind this concept? Before we explore what is Web 3.0, it is logical to begin with familiarity with its predecessors — Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.
Web 1.0 and Web 2.0: a look at history
Web 1.0 and Web 2.0 represent specific stages of Internet development, characterized by different concepts of human interaction with the network. In both the former and the latter, data is stored on servers controlled by centralized companies (such as Google, Amazon, etc.). Customers are therefore deprived of full control over their data.
The existence period of the Internet first generation is considered to be 1991-2004. Web 2.0 as an extended version of the previous appeared with the arrival of ubiquitous authorisation in 2022, and still exists today.
Because the first Internet version was originally one of a kind, it was not even necessary to use the "1" in its name. Only with the advent of the next generation, its predecessor was given the name Web 1.0.
Differences between Web 1.0 and Web 2.0
If we compare the versions considered by us between themselves, it is possible to note the following distinctions:
Web 2.0 uses advanced programming languages. The design is dominated by rounded shapes and simple, pleasing to the eye colors, and complex animations are used instead of GIFs. Great attention is paid to fonts. The sites themselves have become adaptive, allowing them to be opened and conveniently viewed on different gadgets.
The new format of the Web 3.0
To date, no one has a clear idea of what will be a new stage of the Internet. However, a certain vision is already taking shape.
According to Jason Calacanis, head of Netscape, Web 3.0 will be defined by such key features:
How the Web 3.0 will change our lives
Speaking of the impact of Web 3.0 on familiar areas of life, some examples include the following:
Be that as it may, one thing is clear: the transition to Web 3.0 will be gradual and accompanied by many changes in the rules of companies, as well as in the principles of interaction between people. The introduction of "smart home" and "smart city" technologies is already becoming a reality, and Internet penetration in the real world will continue. All we have to do is to watch the process with interest. Well, and take part in it ourselves.
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