websites development .. whats the future

Discussion in 'Programming' started by abdus, Sep 7, 2011.

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    Do people still interested in new websites ? havent they get bored of them
    now we all see that people are moving day after day to use taplets and use them to connect via the web but with a new type of web I think, native apps that use web, a new shape of websites that're developed specially for taplets and I dont know whats next . I wonder with some fear will this affect the market of websites developement?will people leave websites in current shape of them and move to use a new concept of websites how about PHP,MySQL,javascrips,Ajax,..etc will they be in need in the near future.

    what is your predictions ?
     
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  2. Rukbat

    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    The web is the web,m there's no "new type of web". Apps that use the web are Web 2.0 - and it's not new. A site developed for mobiles is the same site, but with a smaller screen as the target.

    Whatever happens, programmers will still be able to program it. Script kiddies - those who think you can develop a site like Facebook with no programming knowledge - will be as left behind as button hook makers.
     
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    Like Rukbat said website aren’t going away. The whole draw of the world wide web is the wealth of information. Sure the appearance of that content changes & adapts to changes in technology – like iframing pages for inclusion on a FaceBook fan page or formatting a site for mobile devices – but it’s content that’s the draw, not how it’s formatted.
     
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    Junioreality Active Member

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    I agree with the above posts. The formatting and displaying of the content may change or be improved on by developers, but people will remain on the sites that add new unique content frequently, and the sites offering nothing unique will be left behind.
     
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  5. Rukbat

    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    Junior, that holds true for some users. Others continue to use sites that never change. If a site has a program on it, like unit conversions, or maps, the content doesn't have to constantly change. I keep getting hits to my HTML Special Characters page, even though it hasn't been changed in a few years.
     
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    content is the key, unfortunately it is getting more and more difficult to successfully make a popular website.
    back when i was 16, i was able to easily get 6 million page views a month, now... well it takes a lot of effort lol.

    im 19 now btw.. lol...
    it's rapidly getting more competitive as everything is getting more developed.

    HOWEVER! There are PLENTY of things that have yet to be developed, i can think of at least 20 idea's for websites that have never been done yet.
    you just have to think a little harder and a little more outside and inside the box.
     
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    Rukbat Well-Known Member

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    hotnoob, I can think of one you haven't thought of.

    If the grammar on the site is improper, you'll lose a lot of users. And as a dear departed friend used to say, "An apostrophe does not a plural make". Some people will see that, think "he can't know very much" and leave your site at that point.

    I'll tell you what I tell people for whom English is not a first language - if you're going to make websites in English, learn English. This isn't meant as a dig. If you plan to do this to earn money, you'll lose clients if they cringe when they read what you write.
     
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    lol, who the hell said i wasn't making any money you damn English nazi, PS your grammar is sooo bad tooo!!
    SO GTFO, you damn troll.
    "that, think "

    "I'll tell you what I tell people for whom English is not a first language - if you're going to make websites in English, learn English."

    ps, i "cringe" when i read your crap.
     
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  9. Junioreality

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    You are right. I know a 3 year old site that just converts youtube and other flv videos to mp3, and it hasn't change one bit. And even big sites like mapquest looked the same for a longtime till some modifications with their logo and template recently. However, their content is mainly the same.
     
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    I hope Mapquest's content stays the same. I'd hate to see that I moved my house into the middle of the Atlantic without realizing it. Moving while you sleep may be okay if you live in California, but New Yorkers like maps that don't change overnight. :)

    I do like the new live traffic, though. We have weird traffic patterns here, and I usually check the map before I leave the office. It's saved me a lot of time once in a while.
     
    Rukbat, Sep 10, 2011 IP