Web 2.0 and the World

Various opinions from the blogosphere, podcasts are for the API clockwork (application programming interface) that simply listens to the user's uploaded video network and its various contents, change the face of the wiki, and make the mobile It is always in sync with all these things, and Web 0 is a family home in the modern world. Since the Internet has moved from where you are going to where you interact with others, the term 'Web 0' already includes all of them.

Due to the popularity of the REST API, Caterina Fake, co - founder of Flickr, is now included in the world of Web 2.0. "The Web 1.0 world makes partnership and integration difficult, but in the Web 2.0 world there are API benefits that can remove bureaucratic, legal and technical barriers," she says. Lonely bloggers and website builders use it - it is used as a platform for Flickr marketing. For the end user, this means life is comforting. Sharing files, searching for directions, calling a taxi, and searching for old friends at work are easy. For developers, this means that sky is the limit. With the development of the REST API, we no longer need a team of engineers and thousands of dollars to build software. As long as you obtain the API key and access the document, you can integrate the function into the software.

Web 2.0 describes websites that emphasize user generated content, ease of use, and interoperability. In contrast to sites that are limited to viewing passive content on the Web 2.0 site, users can interact and collaborate in social media conversations as user-generated content creators in the virtual community I will. Examples of Web 2.0 include social networking sites, blogs, wikis, private folklore, video sharing sites, hosting services, web applications, mashups, and more.