Website review: Webware.com

lotoney discovered this in Internet •12 reviews since Nov 7, 2006
internet, web-2-0, web2-0 •webware.com

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lotoney discovered 21 months ago

brand new blog from cnet with a focus on the latest web technology; in fact, the name webware comes from a combination of "web" with the "ware" from software to create a new term for web 2.0 or next generation web services and applications; Rafe Needleman is the chief bogger and brings a qualified voice to the blog; a nice one to add to your blogroll and su links

goharris rated 3 months ago

Excellent way to stay up to date on new Web 2.0 sites, applications, and software. Has articles from journalists who have written for ZDnet, CNet News and others. Articles are well written and often illustrated.

thenth77 rated 4 months ago

I just discovered this site a couple of weeks ago and now I can't go a day without checking out their latest posts. I've discovered a lot of new websites and apps by reading the posts on this site.

Yw8 rated 4 months ago

It is so hard to stay on top of next generation web services and applications. It seems that if I don't "Stumble Upon" it I miss it, not anymore.

drunkpanda rated 5 months ago

There's a shift underway in how people use computers and the Internet. Every day more utility is being delivered over the Web. Full applications can now be run in a browser, accessible from any computer. Software? It's no longer required. Software is becoming Webware.