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yintercept (64)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
If you are interested in the evolution of the Internet, you should read the RFCs from ARPANET . The RFCs started in 1969. They are clearly talking about dynamic read/write…
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yintercept (64)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
Public access to the web came through dial up services like CompuServe, AOL and Prodigy. There were numerous dial up BBS services. The very first public sites on the Internet…
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lovesniper (79)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
Hello @thealgodev! This is @indayclara from @ocd (Original Content Decentralized) team. We saw that you already posted your first blog here in Hive! Congratulations and welcome…
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hivebuzz (74)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
Congratulations @thealgodev! You have completed the following achievement on the Hive blockchain and have been rewarded with new badge(s): You received more than 10…
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holovision (72)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
Here is my version of the first three generations and what comes after Web 3.0:
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yintercept (64)in #web • 4 years ago
RE: What is next after web 3.0?
Web 1.0 was not read only. Most of the popular web sites had dynamic features including forums, guestbooks, automated indexing programs, etc. Programmers used feature rich web…
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