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Is Web3 here to stay? What have we learned so far?

UX Collective

It underwent various improvements, including the standardization of TCP/IP, which enabled the creation of the National Science Foundation Network in 1985, a vast network connecting universities focused on research and education. 1995–2005) Web 1.0 2005 — present) Web 2.0, and Web 2.0. Interaction model of web1 Web 2.0

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50 Websites to Download Free EBooks

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20 Places to Sell and Publish eBooks. 20 Places to Sell and Publish eBooks. "If ManyBooks is a free eBook site that offers more than 50,000 titles from more than 600 different publishers. ” Smashwords has published over 600,000 ebooks of which 91,237 are free to download and read. Genre: Computer and Programming.

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Advent Calendars For Web Designers And Developers (December 2021 Edition)

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JVM Programming Advent Calendar. Created by Eric Wastl, this is an advent calendar of small programming puzzles for a variety of skill sets and skill levels that can be solved in any programming language you like. An advent calendar that has been publishing since 2009 is back again. Amy Dutton on Twitter. Lean UXMas.

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History of WordPress – a 20-Year Journey

Template Monster

At that moment the program code of that platform hadn’t been updated for a long time. 2005 - Revolutionary Dashboard In February 2005, version 1.5 In December 2005 WP community could see the next generation 2.0, In 2005 , Matt Mullenweg founded Automattic, Inc. It was the main reason for the dilemma.

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Early Web Design Helped a Generation Express Themselves Online. How Do We Capture That Feeling Again?

Eye on Design

This was 2005 and it was a moment that straddled two internets. . For 26 years, Dave Goldsmith was the computer teacher, website documentarian, and Minecraft megalord at Redwood High, the high school I attended in Larkspur, California from 2005 to 2009. It was full of attitude and amateurity. And it felt honest. I wasn’t angry.

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Where did this interaction come from??—?a brief history of interaction design

UX Collective

In 1965, Schoffer also presented the plans for a cybernetic city at the Jewish Museum in New York demonstrating that for Schaffer the ability to program not only sculptures but the whole urban area offers the idea of a dialogue between technology and environment. CYSP sculptures were the main instances of the cybernetic art movement.

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Can technology generate serendipity?

UX Collective

In a digital world every occurrence is planned to keep users in “flow”, to optimise funnels, user behaviour is engineered and there is no serendipity in it — everything is pre-programmed and decided upfront. Fortunately, one of the first things that I learned in programming is that computers can throw random numbers at us!