There is a silly trend by business people to call web 2.0 web2 and that is wrong and lazy. Keep social media about geeks and community. Semantics are important
Call it Web Two Point Oh.
Web Two has got to go.
I’m going to start using silverlight & silverlight hosting soon but I want to update my whole blog.
So as BlogTO said we un-kicked off Toronto Tech Week on Saturday with Toronto’s fourth BarCamp since November 2005. By all accounts it was a successful event. We had a lot of new campers (that have now been indoctrinated) and good conversations. We can’t ask for more than that.
Deb Hartmann took some great notes on Mark Kuznicki’s discussion on the idea of whether or not Mozilla should invest more in promoting itself as a platform.
I’m enjoying Mix this year and the keynote was pretty cool. The conversations are there but there are still some good old fashion whiz Bang demos. Silverlight looks amazing. I really hope it takes off.
At lunch today I talked Ian Muir and he felt the same way. All the marketer are like “videos with skateboards, AW YAH” and all the developers in the room are groaning.
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