[Jifty-commit] r4610 - Jifty-Book/doc/Jifty/Book/Part-A
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Mon Dec 3 22:52:06 EST 2007
Author: nelhage
Date: Mon Dec 3 22:52:05 2007
New Revision: 4610
Modified:
Jifty-Book/doc/Jifty/Book/Part-A/01-Introduction.pod
Log:
random typos I noticed on first reading
Modified: Jifty-Book/doc/Jifty/Book/Part-A/01-Introduction.pod
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--- Jifty-Book/doc/Jifty/Book/Part-A/01-Introduction.pod (original)
+++ Jifty-Book/doc/Jifty/Book/Part-A/01-Introduction.pod Mon Dec 3 22:52:05 2007
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
=head1 Web 2.0
-M<Web 2.0> is a term coined by Tim O'Reilly and basically means a second-generation web application. Many, including Tim O'Reilly, mark the "dot-com bust" of 2001 as the turning point from the failure of first-generation to the success second-generation of web applications.
+M<Web 2.0> is a term coined by Tim O'Reilly and basically means a second-generation web application. Many, including Tim O'Reilly, mark the "dot-com bust" of 2001 as the turning point from the failure of the first-generation to the success of the second-generation of web applications.
There's no specific factor that marks a web application as Web 2.0, but there are a few hallmarks. However, the largest single marker of a Web 2.0 application is advanced end-user participation. Such an application gives creative control over the use of the application to the end-users rather than more rigid control by the application's developers. The users help determine what the application is good for and, in a sense, help develop it.
@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@
=head2 Features
-Jifty does this by providing many tools to the programmers kit:
+Jifty does this by providing many tools to the programmer's kit:
=over
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