1. Evolution of the Web....
The web 3.0, ...mobility
... web1.0, web2.0, web2.b, web3.0 ...
Raoul Mengis, -1-Computer
Stéphane Gay, -1-Computer
Stéphane Micheloud, EPFL Lausanne
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Summary
Introduction
Define and locate the Web1.0, Web2.0
The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
Conclusion
-1-Computer shortly
The society -1-Computer in few words..
 1991 - foundation (Sion, Switzerland)
 1994 - adoption of the Linux platform
 freeware based solution
 1997 - realisation of the first Internet sites
 1999 - hosting of Internet sites
 2001 - developement for mobile Internet
 2002 - application of Web (XHTML 1.1) standards
 2003 - 1Work CMS (mobile, PDA, UMPC, PC)
 2005 - Artemis (Tracability for wine cellars)
Web shortly
Some historical dates ...
 1990 - Software WorldWideWeb (Nexus) for NeXT
 1993 - NCSA Mosaic
 multiplateform solutions, more stable
 1995 - Domination of the market by Netscape and release of MS Internet Explorer 1
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2.  1998 - Mozilla ends in 2003
 2000 - Release of Konqueror (KDE). Domination of the market by MS Internet Explorer
 2002 - Apparition of FireFox based on mozilla. 9th Nov. 2004 Ver. 1.0
 2007 - Internet Explorer 7, FireFox 2.0, Prism (Mozilla labs)
 2008 - Release of FireFox 3.0, ...
 Safari et OmniWeb based on KDE
Summary
Introduction
Define and locate Web1.0, Web2.0
The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
Conclusion
Themes
 How to situate on the Web ? Which future ?
 How to remain platform hardware independent (terminals, mobiles, plasma screens) ?
 Easily publish on several support : from the small mobile screen to the huge plasma screen
«Our goal is to make accessibility of the Web from mobiles as simple, easy and practical as from a desktop computer»
Tim Berners-Lee, directeur du W3C.
 http://www.forummobiles.com/lofiversion/index.php/t41475.html
Methodology - Graphical
 Internet is a spiderweb, the Web is a rainbow....
 There is a huge number of colors, but we only see a small part of them, which change depending on the
means used !
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Mobile - Mobility - graphical representation of the Web
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3. Web 1.0 Characteristics
How to locate the Web1.0 ?
 statical pages, sometimes dynamical
 change possible for the WebMaster only
 unitary web pages : texts, images, links
STATICAL....
 The webmaster uses one or several software to
modify the data.
 Internet user do not contribute directly to the
data changes
The web1.0 needs only few resources and human
knowledge
WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase - PC
 Evaluation Tools (Temesis)
 How do users perceive the quality of the Web
Web1.0 Graphically
 Web1.0: Statical pages, text, WebMaster,....
 Publication on several supports either the small mobile's screen or on a standard screen (resolution).
 Statical pages, statical mobility.
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Mobile Web1.0 statical pages
WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase
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Web 2.0 Characteristics
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4. How to situate Web2.0 ?
 dynamical sites, sometimes statical
 changes of the content by the Webmaster and users
 site solution web (software)
DYNAMICAL....
 The webmaster do not use softwares to modify the datas.
 The webpage reader can contribute to the datas.
The web's evolution needs more and more specific knowledge and a set of practices from the web expertises as miscellaneous
as programming, interface design, content's writing.
 Evaluation Tools (Temesis)
 How do users perceive the quality of the Web
Web 2.0 Models
Web resources ?
 Web2.0 or Web2.c for users
 Model with free market (Advertisements)
Other...
 Web2.b for business (intranet, extranet)
The expression quot;World Wide Webquot; (WWW),
should be replaced by quot;World Wide Computerquot; (WWC)
Author Nicolas Carr
 Evaluation Tools (Temesis)
 How do users perceive Web's quality
Web2.0 Graphically
 Arrival of the Web2.0. Web User(s), Web community
 The web becomes software, tool, sharing....
 Upgrade to the Web2.0 offers a much broader offer of services
Mobile Web2.0 dynamical solution
 http://www.forummobiles.com/lofiversion/index.php/t41475.html
Sommaire
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5. Introduction
Define and locate Web1.0,
Web2.0
The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The
Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
Conclusion
WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase
Web3.0 Themes
 How do the web evolves ? Which future ?
 Burst of technologies:
 technical and software (Ajax, Flash, 3D, ???, ...)
 hardware : mobiles, PDA, UMPC, PC, large screens,.....
There are today... 3.3 billions of mobile phones in the world : 1 for 2 people !
International lecturerLouis Naugès
Web 3.0 characteristics 1 of 2
How to define the Web3.0 ?
 Mobility: each kind of hardware, screen, printer
 Universality: for every browser
 Accessibility: Web's standards -> databases
 Application Solution software Web SaaS
The basement of Web3.0 relies on the information, databases. This needs a strict coding, the respect of well defined standards
and be Open Source
 Evalution Tools (Temesis)
 How do users perceive the quality of the Web
Web 3.0 Characteristics 2 of 2
Web based solutions. (ASP, SaaS, Logiciel, Application....on ne parle plus de pages web)
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6.  3 actors:
 The webmaster
 Users
 Web3.0 database servers
 With evolution and diversity, hardware will take a major role with the Web3.0
Rupture: quot;We go on the Web!quot; With Web3.0 we are always on the Web.
Web3.0 is mobile.
Raoul Mengis Development Consulting
 Evaluation Tools (Temesis)
 How do users perceive the quality of the Web
Web3.0 Graphically
 Release of the Web3.0. User(s), communities, mobility (hardware-software)
 Web becomes information : databases (xml, rss,...), micro formats, semantics,...
 Respect of standards to communicate between sites, transit of informations, Open Source
Mobile Web3.0 mobile and dynamical solution
WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase
Summary
Introduction
Define and locate the Web1.0, Web2.0
The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
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7. Conclusion
Rupture of the Web1.0
 Client becomes an actor. (Knol, Blog, CMS Wiki,...)
 Users are actors
 Wikipedia, social networks, Second Life,...
 Google Writer, Mahalo, Wikia...
Web evolves, the web becomes a web solutionSaaS....
Raoul Mengis Development Consulting
Rupture of the Web2.0
 The web becomes an engine and an actor. Hardware becomes quot;transparentquot;
 The web solution allows to modifiy the tool.
 We create the web by the web.....
 1Work:
 Individual creation of databases
 Automatic creation and anihilation of documents
 Creation of forms
 Artemis:
 Integrated programming language
 display...
 filters, requests
 entry (data input), output : display or printer....
Web2.0 creates an opening through software, web3.0 in hardware : mobiles, UMPC, PDA, PC, large screens,...
Web3.0 Graphically
 Locate a webpage or solution on this representation.
 Vertical: mobility; hardware and software.
 Horizontal: user, communities, databases
Web2.0 Web3.0 Graphically
Mobile Web3.0 mobile and dynamical solution
 On this representation what are the possible sites ?
 Determine other situations...
 What should be there for Web2.0? Web3.0?
Mobile - Web2.0 software and community solution
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8. WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase
WebMaster - WebUser(s) - DataBase
Sommaire
Introduction
Define and locate Web1.0, Web2.0
The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
Conclusion
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9. Web 3.0 Applications
Definitions
 The Web by the web independence at software and hardware levels
The web in every place and on every device.
Case study
 www.1computer.info/1work/
 www.1computer.info/artemis/
99 percent of Web applications are still not made
Project « 1Work » 1 of 3
 Goals
 web document creation tool (CMS)
 client-server application
 freeware exclusively based applications
 software and hardware independent applications
 History
 Start : 2003 - constantly evolving
 2008 : 1Work version 2.0
 14 realisations up to now
 2 projects running (1 mobile, 1 wine domain)
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Project « 1Work » 2 of 3
Characteristics
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 needs only a browser and an internet connection
 documents editable on small displays
 instantaneous visibility layout
 Technologies used
1Work CMS
 Apache server + PHP
 XML formatted documents (no databases)
 supports the following standards : XHTML 1.1, CSS3.0 and RSS 2.0
 Automatic E-Trade (SQLite),....
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10. Project « 1Work » 3 of 3
 Online editor
 meta-informations: referencing
 block type : text, picture, XHTML
 filetype : page, picture, model
 actions : add, copy, modify, move, delete
 advanced mode : edition of stylesheets (CSS)
 every client creates its own database
 Experiences
 compatibility with every browser
 do not follow the traditional chain : MS-Word document -> HTML document -> PDF document -> CAP file
 direct transfer on USB, CD-ROM, aso.
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Project « Artemis » 1 of 2
 Goals
 daily input of tracabaility datas
 display of results and SQL requests
 History
 from july 2005 until january 2007
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Project « Artemis » 2 of 2
 Characteristics
Time's Memory  Extranet secured application (SSL)
 freeware exclusively based solution
 display of tables on small screens
 remote maintenance
 programming and modifying entirely from the web, through forms
 Experiences
 creation of Excel type table (CSV file)
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Summary
Introduction
Define and locate the Web1.0, Web2.0
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11. The Web3.0 ...
Rupture Web1...Web2. The Web3.0
Web3.0 Applications
Conclusion
Conclusion
 In 3 points :
 Web1.0 : OS layer independent
 Web2.0 becomes software
 Web3.0 is software (engine and development) + hardware layer independent
 Solutions, technologies : « liquid structure »
 In the Web3.0 hardware plays one more role : it becomes transparent. The code becomes open source.
 Finance: Release of the Web3.0 will finally take out the web from the unique
advertisement solution B2C...
 Sectors in administration, trading and industry
will take a much more important position, maybe even a dominant one.
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Discussion
With our experience within Web's standards
and projects in the practial domains, the role of hardware
will take more and more importance, beginning with mobiles
« 2009 - 2010 Web3.0 » will become a daily and transparent task
for the public.
Changes : A team of Web3.0 developement should perfectly
controls hardware layers and take it into account.
Your questions ?
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