About Me


Hello visitor!
Here's a little about myself...
My name is Dvir Simhon, I am 25 years old.
I'm a student for Software and Information Systems Engineering in Ben-Gurion University.
My hobbies are watching football games, especially of my favorite team Hapoel Beer-Sheva, hanging out with my friends, listen to music and going to the beach.
My expectation from this course are to get tools for coding properly in javascript and to learn deeply the web development world.
Hope you'll enjoy visit my website.

Best,
Dvir






My photos


Here are some photos of our last family trip to Austria and Switzerland


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Type Main Goal Search Results Appearance and Page Structure
web1 Focused on consuming data content. The only way to interact was through Emails Results in search engines contain personal websites, encyclopedia websites, MP3 websites, etc. Search is pretty fast, but the results are not that much accurate Web pages were static, i.e. they were delivered to the user's web browser exactly as were stored
web2 Focused on participation, collaboration, and information sharing, like comments in the end of an article. Main usage was not only reading data but also the new "writing ability" which helped users interact with each other more freely Results in search engines contain not only personal websites and encyclopedia websites, but blogs, wikis, social network websites, etc. Search engines in web 2.0 uses tags also, which improve the given results Web pages became more dynamic (using AJAX and Javascript), as users could add their own data to websites (like comments)
web3 Focused on semantic. Web3 is more likely to refine our needs and searches to us. Everyone will recieve exactly (as much as possible) the data it needs. Main usage referes to "machine-to-machine" interaction: the ability of computers to read and understand files by their own Results in search engines contain much more personal-adapted websites of all kinds: from blogs and articles to social network websites Web3 uses much reacher graphics and even 3D technology in the future



Let's take an example of the differences with the following query:
"Phoenix"
Web1: Results contain all the websites contain the exact word "Phoenix". The outcome will fit the query and the engines
will not personalize the results. The results will probably contain data on "Phoenix" in Arizona,
or data about phoenix birds. The pages appearance will be static and contain mostly text and also images.
Web2: Results contain all the websites contain the exact word "phoenix". The website we might find will contain mostly
blogs, wikis, as well as articles and social networks websites. The page appearance will be dynamic: comments will be added in
pages, etc.
Web3: Results contain all the websites contain many kinds of combination of the query "phoenix". The engines will
personalize the results to the user, such that a user who lives in Israel will get results of "Phoenix" insurance company.
The engines will contain any kind of pages: from articles to wikis, blogs and social network websites.
The page appearance will be dynamic and will contain text, images, video, etc.




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