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Web 2.0 refers to developments that emphasize collaborative and communication services on the web rather than one-way publishing. Key technologies include blogs, wikis, RSS, podcasts, AJAX, hosting applications on networks rather than locally, and allowing others to reuse your content through Creative Commons licensing. AJAX uses asynchronous JavaScript and XML to create more interactive web applications by allowing asynchronous communication between the user and server without page reloads.
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Web2 And Ajax
- 1. Web 2.0 is a term which is widely used to describe developments to the Web which provide an emphasis on use of the Web to provide collaborative and communications services, as opposed to a previous environment in which the Web was used primarily as a one-way publishing tool.
- 2. The main technologies which are identified with the term ‘Web 2.0’ are: Blogs: Typically Web pages provided in date order, with the most recent entry being displayed first. Blog tools produce RSS, which allows the content to be read via a variety of tools and devices . Wikis: Simple collaborative Web-based authoring tools, which allow content to be created and maintained by groups without needing to master HTML or complex HTML authoring tools.
- 3. RSS : RSS (Really Simple Syndication) allows content to be automatically integrated in other Web sites or viewed in applications, such as RSS readers. A key feature of RSS readers is the automatic alerts for new content. Podcasts: Podcasts are a type of RSS, in which the content which is syndicated is an audio file. New podcasts can be automatically embedded on portable MP3 players . AJAX: The user interface of many Web 2.0 applications is based on a technology called AJAX, which can provide easier to use and more intuitive and responsive interfaces than could be deployed previously .
- 4. Network as platform : Rather than having to install software locally, Web 2.0 services allow applications to be hosted on the network. Always beta: Since Web 2.0 services are available on the network, they can be continually updated to enhance their usability and functionality. Culture of openness: A key benefit of Web 2.0 is provided by allowing others to reuse your content and you to make use of others’ content. Creative Commons licences allow copyright owners to permit such reuse. This has particular benefits in the cultural heritage sector. Tagging: Rather than having to rely on use of formal classification systems (which may not be meaningful to many users) tags can be created by users. The tags, which may also be meaningful to their peers, provide communal ways of accessing Web resources.