Web 1.0 to Web 3.0 - Evolution of the Web and its various challenges
Keshab Nath, Sourish Dhar, Subhash Basishtha
Abstract
Keshab Nath, Sourish Dhar, Subhash Basishtha
Abstract
Now a day's people can hardly conceive of life without internet. The World Wide Web (WWW) as the largest global information media through which user can share, read, and writes data through computers connected with internet. WWW has had much progress since its advent. This paper provides a brief idea of the evolution of the web from web1.0 to web3.0. Web1.0 was about connecting and getting information on the net. Web2.0 is about connecting people and Web 3.0 as a web of knowledge. This paper also gives an overview of security and challenges present in web1.0 to web3.0.
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Now a day's people can hardly conceive of life without internet. The World Wide Web (WWW) as the largest global information media through which user can share, read, and writes data through computers connected with internet. WWW has had much progress since its advent. This paper provides a brief idea of the evolution of the web from web1.0 to web3.0. Web1.0 was about connecting and getting information on the net. Web2.0 is about connecting people and Web 3.0 as a web of knowledge. This paper also gives an overview of security and challenges present in web1.0 to web3.0.
Key concepts: World Wide Web, Web development, Computer science, Web standards, Web application security, The Internet, Web intelligence, Web navigation