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If so:
1. I have enormous respect for Tim O'Reilly, the excellent standards he's set for
technical publishing, and the great work he's done for and with the Open
Source community. So I wouldn't dismiss *anything* he says as mere "hype".
2. But it's awfully close ;-)
3. At best, I'd charitably put his characterization of "web 2.0" as
"an interesting basis for discussion".
I checked on google and came up with these, though I'm guessing it isn't intended as any of them
Patient Self-Management, often meaning that a person manages their own anti-coagulant (blood thinner) therapy, using a home blood monitoring device to measure INR www.chfpatients.com/glossary_2.htm
Persistent Stored Modules, the term used by ISO/ANSI for Stored Procedures.
developer.mimer.com/documentation/html_82/Mimer_SQL_OpenVMS/Intro5.html
prostate specific membrane; a membrane that surrounds the protoplasm (cytoplasm) of prostate cells
ppml.acor.org/GLOSSARY.html
A pricing approach that incorporates input from potential buyers, who read a product description and then plot on a scale the prices they would pay, yielding price estimates high enough to reflect the product's perceived value but low enough to avoid sticker shock. http://www.mhhe.com/business/marketi...h13/1304.mhtml
Personally, I'm holding out. I'm waiting for Web 3.257 to come out, then I'll upgrade
Seriously, IIRC Web 2.0 is flash, java, AJAX, Ruby on Rails, and all of that stuff. Some of it's kind of cool, like the back end programming stuff, but I think Flash is pretty much useless(catering too much to those people who are unable to not give in to eye candy)
Thanx. That www.total-web-design.com link is probably the first solid fact in this entire thread (outside of the self-administered anti-coagulent link, of course ;-)).
Unfortunately, the article it points to ("The Hype and the Hullabaloo of Web 2.0", by Ellyssa Kroski) is broken. When I googled for Ms. Kroski's original article, I found this:
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