User blog:JiangLiuyang/Day1

Day 1:

The team members had a discussion about web 3.0.

Web 3.0 means that information within a website can interact directly with relevant information on other websites and can be integrated with information from multiple websites at the same time through third-party information platforms; users have their own data on the internet and can use it on different websites; it is completely web-based and can achieve system functions that can only be achieved by complex system programs through a browser; user data is audited and data is synchronised.

Features:

Free integration and effective aggregation of applets.

Applicable to a wide range of terminal platforms to achieve universal access to information services

Good user-friendly experience and basic personalisation.

New technologies for effective and organised digitisation

So we chose open technology as the exact selection

Reason:

Anyone can innovate. web 3.0 changes everything that exists by altering the technical and economic basis of the traditional software industry. The new Web 3.0 underlines the fact that anyone, anywhere can innovate. Code is written, collaborated, debugged, tested, deployed and run in the cloud. For businesses, Web 3.0 means that SaaS programs can be developed, deployed and upgraded faster and more efficiently than traditional c-software. For developers, Web 3.0 means that all they need to create an ideal application is just an idea, a browser.

The team members agreed on one point, namely that the main feature of Web 3.0 is the openness of the technology.

This leads to lower development costs and makes it possible for everyone to be an innovator.