Websites versus Web services, part 2
Posted by: Roger King
In the previous posting, we took a shot at defining the term “web services”. We continue that discussion today.
The quiet growth of web services.
Since part of...
In the previous posting, we took a shot at defining the term “web services”. We continue that discussion today.
The quiet growth of web services.
Since part of...
Godaddy: five stars.
I have a handful of domains that I have bought on the GoDaddy site. They also host a few domains for me. And I use one of their email accounts quite heavily. Their servers are fast, their web mail interface is intuitive and visually pleasing,...
Animation is everywhere.
I teach an introductory 3D animation class...
In my last blog posting I detailed my frustrations with Mozy, the offsite backup utility. Rather than being a great example of what modern
A popular class of web apps. One of the more popular offsite backup services is Mozy. I have two accounts, with each one supporting two computers. One on...
This blog is devoted to the discussion of Semantic Web and Web 2.0/3.0 technology. ...
The challenge of the Semantic Web. We’ve looked at the emerging Semantic Web technology in the previous postings of this blog. The idea is to have a far, far smarter Web, one where the process of finding and interpreting and making use of far flung information can be largely...
In our continuing series on Web 2.0/3.0 and the Semantic Web, we have looked at one simple, yet impressive Web application, called
What Are Web 2.0 and Web 3.0 Apps? In our continuing series on Web 2.0/3.0 and Semantic Web technology, we've discussed one particularly...
There is an explosion of technology for supporting sophisticated forms of media on websites and in web applications. In our continuing series on
