Web 2.0

Years ago, when I was working in a small company, my boss told me something about how the Internet will change on what it is should be. In those days, static pages are still the main stream. He told me, “Static pages? There are no use for it; today it should be dynamic.” (well, something like that). Anyway, I thought about it and still hesitant to acknowledge about the prophesied dynamism of web pages. I still create static for uploading pictures for my relatives to see and print and make dart boards out of it, and to admit that I don't know anything about making dynamic pages.

After two years, Internet has never been the same. You can make websites on-line, blogs, vlogs, upload music, MP3s, share videos, photos, sell things from coffee mugs to sports wear, about everything except the kitchen sink. People became on-line stars, instant millionaires, billionaires, can see .com sites everywhere: bumper stickers, ads, billboards, TV, radio, and of course the Internet.

Now, there will be another forward in evolution in what we perceived as the next thing on the web. That is Web 2.0. Read this to have glimpse of the future. WEB 2.0