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TutorialsState of Web 2.0 - Whats the future?
Author: techno Category: Tutorials Add CommentDion Hinchcliffe has written an indepth review of Web 2.0, he also highlighted the future of Web 2.0 and online software from Web 2.0 proponent.He writes "Invariably, Web 2.0 is a term you love to hate or hate to love but either way, you'll know you'll get folk's attention by saying it. I've been lucky enough to talk to quite a fair number of people around the country about Web 2.0 in the last few months and hear what they think of it.
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