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    1. Predicting the Future of Web Apps Edwin Aoki Oct. 4, 2007
    2. Edwin’s Near Term Industry Predictions (you heard them here first)
      • A new industry group to develop standards for building web applications and content for low-cost, reduced capability devices
      • AOL to announce a major push for HTML and Javascript applications on the desktop
      • New mobile computing device, with a modern OS and open developer platform. The hardware will include a hard drive, handwriting recognition, and a touch screen
    3. The Future of Web Apps is powered by: HTML Flash Silverlight AJAX Dojo JQuery Javascript CSS DOM Prototype Ideas
    4. 1. The Network Computer Reference Platform
      • 1996 - Sun, IBM, Apple, Netscape, and Oracle
      • Supported HTML, Java, NFS, SNMP
      • “ This initiative has been formed in the interest of true open computing. Like the Internet itself, the NC Reference Profile has the potential to set in motion an industry that serves the interest of users instead of software developers and hardware suppliers.” - Larry Ellison, 1996
    5. 2. Netscape Crosssware
      • 1997 - Applications built on Java, Javascript, and HTML
      • “ Dynamic HTML's ability to create and manage HTML objects, window and key events, and Communicator windows makes it easy to create product-quality user interfaces that provide the same level of user experience that users expect from native applications” - Marc Andreessen
    6. 3. AT&T/EO Communicator
      • 1994 - Touch screen, handwriting recognition (English and Japanese), live object embedding, 33.6kbps fax and data modem
      • “ We purposely used Personal Communicator to show the capabilities it has that PDAs don't offer, which are essentially the communications features. You can't just tack on these communications capabilities and get the same user functionality or user experience. It's got to be thought through all the way from the operating system through the hardware.”
    7. Build on Solid, Tested Foundations
      • Storage
        • AOL XDrive, Amazon S3, Zimke
      • Messaging and Data Exchange
        • XMPP,
        • JSON and REST based APIs to Open AIM
          • now available for use in Europe
      • Publishing and Commenting
        • AOL Atom Publishing (launched here at FOWA)
      • Identity
        • Open ID, OpenAuth
    8. Webapps of the Future Need to Run Everywhere
    9. Learning from Our Past
      • Small and beautiful beats large and clunky
      • Sweat the details, but don’t sweat infrastructure
        • Let service providers do the heavy lifting for you
      • Standards and openness are important
        • But employ them with an eye towards security and trust
      • Technology moves faster than society
        • It’s up to us to use it responsibly
    10. The Future of Stuff
    11. Come Learn More about AOL
      • Powering Your Ideas
        • Identity
        • Messaging
        • Media
        • Community
      • Contest
    12. Questions?
      • http://dev.aol.com
      • Email: aoki@aol.net
      • Photo Credits:
      • Nokia S60: http://flickr.com/photos/benoitdarcy/153051393/
      • iPhone image courtesy of Apple
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