From the beginning of the
web to the present time, many kinds of technological developments have taken place. From 1990 to 2022, the number of Internet users multiplied, as new networks and devices were added to the Internet every day. This trajectory of web development has been termed as different versions like
Web 1.0, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, etc.
What is up buddy? How's it going? Welcome to today's article. This article discusses the evolution of the World Wide Web-WWW. That's gonna be great and exciting for you!
So, let's get started!
Web 1.0 : (1990-2000) - Web for Reading Only
The first stage of the World Wide Web is Web 1.0, which is read-only and static type. This is called static because users can only read such websites, but cannot add anything. Another name for this is the web of information. Such websites were used by different companies or individuals to present information.
Web 1.0 Web Pages The basic communication protocol was developed using the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). It is called a reading web only because no one could write anything on these web pages.
Web 2.0 : (2000-2010) - Web of Expression Through Reading and Writing
The second stage of the World Wide Web is Web 2.0, which was used for both reading and writing. This is called a dynamic website. Its other name is the social web. Most social media like blogs, Facebook, Twitter, Youtube, etc are developed by web 2.0. Many people still use Web 2.0 to share their thoughts.
This type of web uses Ajax, JavaScript,
React, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS),
Sass, Document Object Model (DOM), Extensible HTML (XHTML), XSL Transformations (XSLT) / XML, and Adobe Flash.
Web 3.0 : (2010-beyond) - Semantic Web
Web 3.0 version was first described in 2006, which is well-organized and structured and used to automatically separate, break, or discover data. This means that Web 3.0 is not just for publishing through reading or writing, it provides almost all kinds of benefits to the user.
By understanding the semantics of the words, sentences, and HTML elements used on the Web 3.0 page, the computer can automatically make a decision and conclude. This is called the semantic web. For example, when you search for something in the Google search engine or YouTube search engine, it suggests or prepares some things according to the needs of the user.
Web 3.0 is decentralized. That means it will not have a central server. It's a peer-to-peer (P2P) network. Web 3.0 uses
blockchain technology. In web 3.0 you own your data. Which means no company can sell your data to advertisers. You've got direct power to sell your data to advertisers and earn profits.
The most powerful feature of Web 3 is the DAO. DAO stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organizations. DAO lets people govern, work, design, and allocate resources collectively.
Frequently Asked Questions-FAQ
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What is WWW?
WWW stands for World Wide Web. The WWW is a repository of interconnected information visible through the Internet. The origin of the World Wide Web dates back to March 1989, when English physicist Tim Berners-Lee wrote a preface to the idea of an earlier hypertext system.
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The difference between the WWW and the Internet
The Internet is never synonymous with the world-wide-web. Many times their meaning is usually confused. The web is an application based on the Internet. The Internet is a worldwide international network. The world-wide-web has become easily accessible through the Internet. The Internet has facilitated the spread of information worldwide in a smooth process.
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What is a Static Website?
Static websites data values cannot be changed when loading web technology or launching web pages. Static websites usually do not have a database connection. Static websites have only one-way communication (server to client). HTML or CSS is used to develop such websites.
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What is a Dynamic Website?
Let's Conclude
Web 3.0 is a standard web infrastructure that is common and open to all and intelligent, with semantic Web technologies, distributed databases, natural language processing, machine learning, machine reasoning, and autonomous agents. In this infrastructure, everyone has built a bridge between everyone by reusing and sharing data.
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