Web 1.0: Static
Web 2.0: Dynamic
Web 3.0: Decentralised
Web 1.0: The first phase of the Internet can be characterized by the way users initially interact with the web. Most users, during the first iteration of the web, were passive consumers of content.
Web 2.0: Users created most of the content on platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, or Twitter. This Internet was more social and collaborative, but that usually came at a price.
But it’s not a necessity for users to provide their information in return for the luxury experience of the internet.
Web 3 refers to an Internet that is made possible by decentralized networks, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.
The main idea is to distribute information and decision-making power. The information is anonymised with cryptographical methods. So that, people can VERIFY but not misuse the information.
Web3 resulted in multiple new business models and said to disrupt the existing financial models, giving value to digital assets with NFTs, and replacing organisations with DAOs.
But, the learning curve for web3 development is flat and needs usable solutions. Keeping this as a major pain point and end-user experience in mind, @onecdotin has created a set of NFT APIs.
These APIs let you create NFT integrated applications with the use of simple APIs.
Just like Web2, but solving Web3 issues.
Test APIs are free to use 👉 https://onec.in
Onecdot is deemed to function as a decentralised lab.
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