Learn About Web 3.0

Introduction

Evolution

Web 0.1

• In the mid-to-late ‘90’s the internet version which existed used to be dominated by AltaVista.
• At that time the websites were “read-only Web”, this means that you were only allowed to search for information and read it.
• The concept behind Web 1.0 is simple, that’s why many e-commerce websites are still Web 1.0 in nature.
• These websites are usually smooth in use and are fast in speed. However, the level of user-interaction is minimalistic.
  
  
  

Web 2.0

• Web 2.0 was the next iteration of the internet.
• It was also called “read-write Web”. This means that now the visitors instead of just reading information, they could create and uploads their own content on any website.
• Web 2.0 was started in 2003 by Dale Dougherty, Vice President at O’ Reilly Media.
• The main aim of Web 2.0 was to make the internet more democratic and make it user-accessible.
  
  
  

Web 3.0

• Whenever we shop for any product online, the website recommends some products.
• This algorithm works like this: When we purchase any product the recommendations shown to us are actually those products which the people purchased after purchasing the product that we are currently purchasing.
• This means that the website itself learns from the other users what your choices can be.
• Unlike Web 1.0 and Web 2.0, Web 3.0 allows you not only to read and write but it also allows online application and websites to receive information from Web and to give new information/data to the users.
• “It can give something back that was not previously known”.
  
  
  

• Semantic Web
• Artificial Intelligence
• 3D Graphics
• Ubiquitous

• Increase in connectivity of data.
• Efficient Searching.
• Better marketing.
• More efficient web browsing.
• Effective communication.
• Change human interaction.

• Devices which are not so advanced will not be able to handle Web 3.0.
• Websites which are based on Web 1.0 will seem more obsolete.
• It can be complicated to understand for the new users.