Web 2024 | Robin Berjon
►http://berjon.com/web-2024
Deep integration of Web Intents throughout the stack means that users flow between what in 2014 were called “pages” and “apps” without noticing the difference, in effect layering a new type of richer linking atop the Web.
C’est d’autant moins sot que de toute façon, à part nous autres qui aimons peigner la girafe, tout le monde s’en tamponne le coquillard. (by @robin )
#anticipation #web
@robin : Vivement que j’arrive au post “Hello World, this is the default article” :)
Y a pas ça sur les moulinettes écrites à la main ;)
Ceci dit j’avais totalement oublié mon premier post sur ce blog (▻http://berjon.com/off-we-go). Mais quel est le connard prétentieux qui écrit comme ça ? #ohwait
Bon allez rions un peu : ▻http://nota-bene.org/1 :)
Web 2024 | Robin Berjon
►http://berjon.com/web-2024
With all these Web@25, W3C@20, WHAT@10, and of course Robin@37 worldwide celebrations it seems like as good a time as any to take a few minutes for musings about where we’ll be ten years from now. The content here is not meant to be particularly serious (or anywhere near complete), but I operate under conservative assumptions, for instance that the world doesn’t get overrun by an evil AI in the meantime. I’m also not interested in every other small detail. These are some of my opinions, and while I very, very much welcome opinionated disagreement I certainly don’t mind that part of them may feel outrageous to some — nor how wrong they turn out to be.
So. This is 2024.