SitePoint's Craig Buckler's 3 Realistic Wishes for the Web in 2011
By Klint Finley / December 30, 2010 01:45 PM
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The past few weeks have been filled with predictions for what 2011 will hold. Earlier today, I shared my own predictions. But what do you want to see happen on the web in the coming year?
SitePoint's Craig Buckler has compiled a list of his three biggest but realistic wishes for the web in 2011.
- Microsoft would release IE9 on Windows XP - Buckler argues that HTML5 could be held back years if Microsoft doesn't offer HTML5 support on its most widespread operating system.
- Widespread availability of server-side JavaScript -Buckler wants to see Node.js become as widespread an option as PHP and ASP.NET.
- Web developers would backtrack on bandwidth-hogging websites Buckler wants to see fewer multi-megabyte web sites.
Just for kicks, he appended his fantasy wishes to the end of the article:
- Free open wi-fi becomes available everywhere on the planet.
- SEO cowboys find their conscience.
- PHP6 is released with full Unicode support.
My wish, and I'm not sure how realistic it is, is for a major desktop client for social media services (ideally TweetDeck) to implement Twebz-like replication features.
What are you wishes for the web in 2011?
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