Web 2.0 and the future of Web apps
Governor has some interesting thoughts on how Web 2.0 changes the nature of application development. More importantly, he writes a fairly thoughtful view of how users, specifically business users, will…
Horses and carts-es, er, carts…
Louis Armstrong once said "All music is folk music. I ain't never heard a horse sing a song." I got to thinking about that while reading a post over at…
What’s in a name?
So, James Governor's recent comment (though I'm not sure this was his point) got me thinking some more about killer apps and Web 2.0. There seems to be a fair…
Ready for an upgrade?
Anne 2.0 said some nice things about me the other day, so I thought I'd give her some props, too. She's definitely one of the more refreshing reads on the…
“Jumpin’ the shark,” like Web 2.0, has jumped the shark
Richard McManus, who has written extensively about Web 2.0, now is talking about how it's dead. Kind of. OK, really, it's the term "Web 2.0" that's dead. We're getting all…