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plutôt que de parler de bulle 2.0 je parlerai de darwinisme 2.0

79 sociétés ont levé de l’argent auprès des VC’s pour les 3 premiers trimestre de 2006 pour un montant de 455 millions de dollars

Google’s office strategy just got a whole lot richer with the announced acquisition of the wiki based company Jotspot. A business oriented service that plugs a long list of different applications like calendars and photo sharing into a wiki framework, we called Jotspot “the best business-facing hosted wiki available” when we reviewed its newest iteration this summer.

Arrêtez le délire ! C'est ainsi qu'un certain nombre de spécialistes de SOA ont réagi lorsque des analystes et des éditeurs ont inventé le terme SOA 2.0

Jeremy Chone a proposé fin novembre une vue simplifiée de l’évolution du Web entre sa version 0 et sa version 21, celle du (trop ?) fameux Web 2.02. Ce qui n’a pas — me semble t’il — été donné comme conclusion, c’est que le Web 3.0 pourrait voir la fin des blogs !

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Since 1995, Gartner has used Hype Cycles to characterize the over-enthusiasm or "hype" and subsequent disappointment that typically happens with the introduction of new technologies (see Understanding Gartner's Hype Cycles) for an introduction to the Hype Cycle concepts). Hype Cycles also show how and when technologies move beyond the hype, offer practical benefits and become widely accepted.

It seems that Web 2.0 has now fallen firmly into Gartner’s so-called Trough of Disillusionment. My friend Radovan Janecek points to a slew of rants by technology insiders sick of seeing the same tired buzzwords bandied about with little regard for substance.

The term Web 2.0 particularly bugs me. It's not a real concept. It has no meaning. It's a big, vague, nebulous cloud of pure architectural nothingness. When people use the term Web 2.0, I always feel a little bit stupider for the rest of the day.

This is not about Flash vs. HTML or Ajax. It's using Flash + HTML with the Ajax approach to build Web 2.0 applications (to be fully buzzword compliant).

An experimental matrix of Web 2.0 mashups.

Toutes les hypes mises en oeuvre en un seul endroit : Ajax, REST et les API de Flickr, Amazon, Del.icio.us et Upcoming