Several years ago there was a slogan found in numerous articles, computer manuals and online resources that more or less read: "The future of the web is upon us." With triumphant tones, this phrase was used from time to time for XML, XHTML, and new stylesheets. Nothing would be the same again, the world of web development would have experienced a new renaissance and delveloper would do well not to be prepared against the coming revolution. Today history repeats itself more or less follow the same patterns. The new HTML5 standard has not yet adequately supported by all browsers, but the enthusiasm is already skyrocketing. A few days ago HTML.IT organized a free event to present the new language. Immediately after the announcement of the new courses have been devoted to the topic. Are already available on amazon dozens of titles in the original language and Italian texts are preparing to crowd the shelves of our libraries.
What causes all this enthusiasm?
As I see the market for web development, also because of the economic crisis we are experiencing, has had a major setback. The Web 2.0 (the real revolution in the industry) has provided the home of Voghera free tools to be present online in just a few clicks. The WYSIWYG applications have become increasingly powerful and intuitive. Crowds of geeks are suddenly webmaster on Sunday, selling off their jobs for four peanuts. In short, a situation not idyllic.
In the end, many developers are hoping for a redeeming event able to revive the market anywhere. Companies that deal with disclosure, they smelled the money, and I dived right "to fish" on the new magic word and collect a few euro.
sctritto As I have in the past, unlike some of the Taliban, I prefer to use all means possible, leaving the religious wars in other areas. So even though I'm a fan of Flash, I estimate the innovations promised by HTML5.
But as I see it, learn the new HTML will not create new business. If you farm or professional not have a good round of customers, hunger and starvation were you doing before you do after. Also, if you have good knowledge of HTML and CSS, to learn the new language you do not need a course that costs thousands of euro. At most, just the web, or a good book to buy at the right time (ie, not now, but in a few days, when the authors really write something based on knowledge that exists and is used widely).
If you want your bet on a winning horse, in a strictly application, its technology is called when the Web CMS. So if you really want to learn an instrument, that's the magic formula to be repeated like a mantra. Wanting instead to extend the conversation, you should look at new platforms: the application for smartphone applications and e-reader is set to grow exponentially. Applications that can develop in many ways ...
So, okay keep up, but let's not fool us by the slogan. As the good Marracash: The problem is not the fall, and landing.
What causes all this enthusiasm?
As I see the market for web development, also because of the economic crisis we are experiencing, has had a major setback. The Web 2.0 (the real revolution in the industry) has provided the home of Voghera free tools to be present online in just a few clicks. The WYSIWYG applications have become increasingly powerful and intuitive. Crowds of geeks are suddenly webmaster on Sunday, selling off their jobs for four peanuts. In short, a situation not idyllic.
In the end, many developers are hoping for a redeeming event able to revive the market anywhere. Companies that deal with disclosure, they smelled the money, and I dived right "to fish" on the new magic word and collect a few euro.
sctritto As I have in the past, unlike some of the Taliban, I prefer to use all means possible, leaving the religious wars in other areas. So even though I'm a fan of Flash, I estimate the innovations promised by HTML5.
But as I see it, learn the new HTML will not create new business. If you farm or professional not have a good round of customers, hunger and starvation were you doing before you do after. Also, if you have good knowledge of HTML and CSS, to learn the new language you do not need a course that costs thousands of euro. At most, just the web, or a good book to buy at the right time (ie, not now, but in a few days, when the authors really write something based on knowledge that exists and is used widely).
If you want your bet on a winning horse, in a strictly application, its technology is called when the Web CMS. So if you really want to learn an instrument, that's the magic formula to be repeated like a mantra. Wanting instead to extend the conversation, you should look at new platforms: the application for smartphone applications and e-reader is set to grow exponentially. Applications that can develop in many ways ...
So, okay keep up, but let's not fool us by the slogan. As the good Marracash: The problem is not the fall, and landing.
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