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New Trends of Next Generation Web Kangchan Lee, Ph.D ETRI & W3C Korea Office (chan@etri.re.kr, chan@w3.org) Twitter : Kangchan Development of Web Technology quickening period Spreading Period Revolution Period Before W3c Wireless

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New Trends of Next Generation Web

Kangchan Lee, Ph.D ETRI & W3C Korea Office

(chan@etri.re.kr, chan@w3.org) Twitter : Kangchan

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Development of Web Technology

Before W3c Wireless Internet

Ubiquitous Web Semantic Web Mobile Web

quickening period Spreading Period Revolution Period WWW MOSAIC W3C XML IE4 SOAP WSDL UDDI

1989

FireFox RDF/OWL WAP 1.0 HTTP 1.0 (RFC1945)

1993 1994 1996 1997 1998 2000 2004 2005 2010

WAP 2.0

2002

HTTP 1.1 (RFC2616)

1999

MWI UWS Web 2.0 ?

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1989: The Web is born.

“Information Management: A Proposal” By Tim Berners-Lee, March 1989 HTML, URI, HTTP

http://www.w3.org/History/1989/proposal.html

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1993: Mosaic Web Browser 1994: Yahoo! directory

Popular, graphical user agent and early search capability for “surfing” the Web

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1995: eBay Shopping: C2C, B2C, B2B

eBay introduced new ways for people to interact, to sell products, to put content on the Web, and to use a new vocabulary:“Buy it now.”“I want it that way.”

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1998: Google Search and advertising Google’s innovations with algorithms led to…

  • Better Web Search
  • New ways of doing business
  • New advertising revenue models
  • New markets

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2001: Wikipedia: Now: Active Web 2.0 community 75K contributors, 700M visitors/yr

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2005: Sharing peer-produced video

Uses the Web as a global collaborative medium through sharing of video clips

April 2008

~80 million videos ~4 million user channels

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Mash-up

http://www.programmableweb.com/

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Social networking

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Mobile Web

모바일 플랫폼 SW 춘추 전국시대 모바일 플랫폼 SW 춘추 전국시대

애플아이폰OS 구글안드로이드 MS윈도모바일 노키아 심비안 리모(리눅스모바일) 블랙베리 림 팜 웹OS 삼성 바다

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Web is Platform for Innovation

Tim Berners-Lee, September 2008 “The point about the Web is it’s a platform. It should be, for the next generation, for the people who are students now, for people who are children now, they should find that the Web is a canvas that they can draw wonderful things on.”

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NEW IT Paradigm Shift

Value of Online Computing

Everything is connected !!!

World Wide Web = World Wide Computing

Make it possible everything as-a-service !!!

Ubiquitous Environments

device, whichever you used !!!

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Development of Web Technology (’89 à ’07)

HTML HTTP URL

초기의 웹

현재의 웹

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W3C

Founded by Tim Berners-Lee Develops open Recommendations (Web Standards) Engages in education, outreach, develops guidelines… A neutral forum for building consensus around Web standards http://www.w3.org/

“To lead the World Wide Web to its full potential by developing protocols and guidelines that ensure long-term growth for the Web”

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W3C Recommendations

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The Buzz

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Web 1.0: Browsing

URLS + HTTP + HTML Passive experience; no interaction Limited bandwidth Few devices (no mobile)

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Web 2.0: Interaction

Same architecture + CSS + Javascript People (user-generated content) Bandwidth (video, ...) Explosion of devices (mobile web, ...) Beginnings of data (mashups)

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Expanding Platform I: Rich, Mobile Web

We are standardizing the next generation Key progress on new standards in: Web Applications: Video, Style, Graphics, Fonts, APIs, ... Web for All: Accessibility, Internationalization, ... Continuing and growing progress in: Web of Data: RDFa, Rules, ... Web of Devices: Mobile Web, Geolocation, Smart Devices, ...

Some of this support in Web Applications

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Expanding Platform II: Data, Devices Everywhere

Web of Data Social Web Cloud computing More Web services Sensors, gadgets and all of that TV on the Web A critical infrastructure

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The Web Client Platform, 2001

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Web Application Platform

Text Forms Style Fonts Images, Videos Protocols Dynamics 2D Graphics 3D Graphics Offline access Device access Data …

Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) HTML Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Web Open Font Format (WOFF) HTML Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP), Web Sockets JavaScript (ES), Web Application Programming Interfaces (Web APIs) Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), 2D Canvas API WebGL Canvas API Web APIs: Web Storage, IndexedDB, File API Web APIs: Geolocation, Orientation, Multi-touch, etc. RDFa, Microdata

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The Web Client Platform, 2011

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A NEW WAVE TRANSFORMATIONS

  • f

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TELEVISION

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

Goodbye TV, hello multi-platform multi-media delivery and interaction.

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MOBILE

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

The Open Web Platform is the new mobile operating system.

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GAMING

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

The gaming industry seeks full feature app development platform for distributed and social games.

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PUBLISHING

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

The Web is a full-featured, multimedia publishing ecosystem.

260 379

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GOVERNMENT DATA

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

The Web is increasing government transparency, efficiency, and lowering costs.

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DEVICES

INDUSTRY IN TRANSITION

The Web is everywhere.

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SOCIAL NETWORKING

WORLD IN TRANSITION

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SECURITY AND PRIVACY

WORLD IN TRANSITION

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OPEN WEB PLATFORM

  • Web pages are more beautiful, interactive, intelligent
  • HTML5 provides cross-browser interoperability and all

major browser vendors plan to support it

  • Video a first-class citizen
  • Simplified data integration
  • Numerous devices
  • Tools for social networking (privacy, security, identity)

A platform for innovation, consolidation and cost efficiencies. W3C is shaping the future of global business.

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The

OPEN WEB PLATFORM

Geeky but important

Mobile Applications CSS SVG Web fonts

HTML5

OWL Javascript API’s Widgets WAI-ARIA DOM SMIL WOFF Semantic web Geolocation API’s

W3C MAKE

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Question?

  • W3C 대한민국 사무국

– 이승윤 사무국장

  • syl@etri.re.kr, syl@w3.org
  • Twitter : @Seungyun

– 이강찬 부국장

  • chan@etri.re.kr, chan@w3.org
  • Twitter : @Kangchan

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