Wishlists are becoming increasingly popular on ecommerce Web sites. This is due in great deal to the fact that we like to be able to personalize our online shopping experiences. Plus, what happens when you see something you like, but can’t buy right now? With ecommerce wishlists, it is possible to save something you like for later purchasing without having to look all over the Web site to find it again.

As usual, Amazon.com manages to steal the show with its awesome wishlist capability. As you can see below, Amazon offers a variety of different list options in addition to the generically named “wishlist.” (more…)

Web 2.0 allowing web designers to create blogs, wikis, podcasts, rss feeds, and allows web sites to interact with their visitors more.

Web designers who take the time to learn the Wordpress API will prevail in the long run. (more…)

Powered by Web 2.0 technology that is backed Facebook is a cubical that lets Web 2.0 happen for you. It was launched by Mark Zuckerberg, a 23 years old guy on 4th, 2004. Initially it was created for Harvard students, but within a month time exponential growth was achieved, with more tahn 30 networks added to its network communities. Peter Thiel, cofounder of PayPal was the first investor to invest $500,000 into Facebook. (more…)

Web 2.0 defines a newer incarnation of the World Wide Web typified by the transition from the typical website hosting HTML/XHTML pages, to a platform that provides a point of presence (sometimes known as a Web portal), from which any of the following interactions may occur.

Web 2.0 is the philosophy of mutually maximizing collective intelligence and benefit for each participant by formalized and dynamic information sharing and creation. (more…)