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Posts tagged 'rajmo'

Lighter-than Wins in 2007

January 18, 2007 11:12

What do all the MAJOR Web 2.0 technologies of 2007 have in common?

Let me list them first:

    M.icroformats (including tags)
    A.jax (including Comet)
    J.SON (plus YAML)
    O.penID (plus SXIP, LID, Yadis)
    R.EST (including Atom, APP)

What these technologies have in common is that they're all lighter than their competitors:

Microformats	Lighter than the Semantic Web
Ajax	Lighter than Fat Client (!)
JSON	Lighter than XML
OpenID	Lighter than SAML/Liberty Alliance
REST	Lighter than SOA

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