"In summary - web apps today are aggregators, remixers, search interfaces, tagging and bookmarking apps, news services, and much more. It's all microcontent and so I have to agree with Rands and say that the back button is less relevant in web apps today. Often we don't want to go back to the previous page - we want to re-aggregate information, or re-contextualize, or do another search, or remix data, etc. In Web 2.0 we need an interaction framework that overcomes the 'page' metaphor and recognizes that we're dealing in much smaller and more fluid units of information."
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Read/Write Web: Web Apps are the new black
Read/Write Web: Web Apps are the new black:
Mozilla and hypocrisy
Right, but what about the experiences that Mozilla chooses to default for users like switching to Yahoo and making that the default upon ...
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via VMware blog
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I really like what Dave Winer has evolved his blog over time. Its not just written posts any more. There are now tabs for various forms of...