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welcome to the web 2.0 cooming soon: web assemply web 3.0 which (I fear) might feel a lot like flash web pages from the early 00s. I hope I'm wrong.
by naringas 7y ago
welcome to the web 2.0
cooming soon: web assemply web 3.0
which (I fear) might feel a lot like flash web pages from the early 00s. I hope I'm wrong.
- dekalbcountyman 7y agogot to get the fuck out of the industry professionally at this point
- frenchyatwork 7y agoWeb 2.0 was like 15 years ago now. Web 2.0 was "supposed" to be about separation of style & content and gracefully degrading JavaScript. I don't know want to call what we have now.
- lubujackson 7y agoProbably the "Web App" or "Web SPA" era, since everything seems to need to be a single page app that exists mostly in the client. There are some benefits, of course. Stable and standardized UI is finally available as a baseline for devs (much like early Windows/iOS software) and all roads are clearly leading toward a unified design model for phone apps/web/desktop. Bloat and needless complexity are the biggest issues at the moment, but all the frameworks seem to be (finally) focusing on becoming more snappy.
- BubRoss 7y agoWebasm doesn't enable anything new that couldn't already be done right now.
- naringas 7y agobut it will improve the ability to obfuscate webpages
- s_y_n_t_a_x 7y agoI'd probably rather sift through a disassembler than obfuscated JS.
- BubRoss 7y agoI was replying to someone saying that webasm will bring flash style webpages.