Web 2.0 Conference.
 Octover 5-7, 2004, Hotel Nikko, San Francisco, CA.

Session

Lightweight Business Models
Marc Canter, CEO, Broadband Mechanics
Jason Fried, CEO, 37signals

Track: Workshops
Date: Tuesday, October 05
Time: 10:45am0
Location: Monterey II

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This session will cover two key approaches when developing web-based applications:

The first approach takes a user experience design point of view, looking at the underlying strategic advantages of keeping things simple, smaller, faster, lighter, iterative and flexible.

A second approach to building from an open standards point of view – where lots of different developers can all contribute their own modules, functional blocks or components that all work together – in a meshed together decentralized environment.  By establishing open standards surrounding new kinds of micro-content, the same benefits we’ve seen from RSS and aggregators (and the ‘blogosphere) - can be applied to people, events, media, reviews or listings.


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PayPal Developer Network
StreamCast Networks™
Yahoo!
Schematic
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