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    This document summarizes the evolution of the internet and world wide web. It discusses the development of ARPANET in the 1960s and 1970s, the creation of email, USENET, and the introduction of TCP/IP in 1983. It then covers the invention of the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 as well as the rise of search engines like Google. Finally, it outlines the transition to Web 2.0 with new technologies like AJAX, dynamic pages, and social media, and proposes ideas for Web 3.0 including a semantic web that allows robots to execute tasks.

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    This document summarizes the evolution of the internet and world wide web. It discusses the development of ARPANET in the 1960s and 1970s, the creation of email, USENET, and the introduction of TCP/IP in 1983. It then covers the invention of the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee in 1989 as well as the rise of search engines like Google. Finally, it outlines the transition to Web 2.0 with new technologies like AJAX, dynamic pages, and social media, and proposes ideas for Web 3.0 including a semantic web that allows robots to execute tasks.

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    Web Evolution

    Evolution of Internet
    by
    Maciej Dziubak
    Agenda

    ArpaNET- history
    E-mail
    USENET
    WWW- Web 1.0
    Google
    Evolution of WEB web 2.0
    WWW-Aplication
    Wiki-world
    Future of WEB web 3.0
    Semantic world's for robots...
    3D- world's
    Internet

    ARPA, ARPAnet 1969. - miliatary


    Universities. 
    USENET
    Shell
    e-mail
    The first TCP/IP-based wide-area network was operational
    by January 1, 1983
    The opening of the network to commercial interests began
    in 1988
    WWW - Web 1.0

    The Web was invented by English scientist Tim Berners-Lee


    in 1989.
    HyperText
    Organizing the data
    Linking
    Extension of hard drive
    Static pages
    The use of framesets.
    Gif - animated
    Online guestbook.
    CGI - forms 
    Google

    Search what you can't find


    Linkcounting - good results
    Pagerank
    projects
    maps
    Earth
    documents
    Calendar
    Tematic search
    Gmail
    Do the Google spy on me?
    WWW - Web 2.0 (1)

    Technology
    Dynamic language - like PHP, ASP.NET, J2EE
    Database - driven webpage's
    AJAX
    XHTML
    XML- RSS, ATOM channel's
    XML to HTML (XLTS)
    CSS
    Streaming
    Flash, Silverligth
    OpenAPI's
    SVG - Scalable Vector Graphics.
    WWW - Web 2.0 (2)

    Ideas and social impact


    Blog's
    Social Comunities
    Networking
    Sharing docs, foto's
    Wiki- world
    Video- broadcasting
    Podcasting
    Taging
    Social Portal's or Wortal's
    browsers-driven games
    Online Aplication
    Custom Webpage's
    Map

     
    WWW - Web 3.0

    Web 1.0 was "read-only"


    Web 2.0 is "read-write"
    Web 3.0 will be "read-write-execute".
    Semantic WEB
    The original 2001 Scientific American article by
    Berners-Lee described an expected evolution of the
    existing Web to a Semantic Web
    higher level of aplication
    metadata - relations
    robots
    finding the solution by robot
    is it alive?
    Internet as a brain?
     
    WWW - Web 3.0 (2)

     Islands of web 3.0


    Second Life.
    3d World.
    Society
    life
    Maybe new WEB page's standard
    Colabaration with other users databases
    semantic web, microformats
    natural language search, 
    machine learning, 
    recommendation agents
    Summary

    Web marketing term?


    Web trend's describtion
    Free market of idea's
    Don't create a monster!
    Social discussion
     

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