Iceberg Launches, Now Everyone Can Program - ReadWriteWeb
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- Inspirat on 2008-06-14 - Tags 2.0 , code , programming , readwriteweb , inspiratin , importante , unread , favorite
- Stylespion on 2008-06-06 - Tags no_tag
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There was a time when only technically-savvy people knew how to create content and publish it to the internet, but the rise of easy-to-use blogging and CMS systems changed that. Today, everyone can be a publisher. Now, Iceberg wants to bring that same democratization to programming. In fact, that's their vision for Web 3.0 - the web where everyone is a programmer.
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With Iceberg, any user can create a web application using its simple, DIY tools. And to make sure everyone has a chance to learn how to do so, Iceberg is made available for free. The free version supports up to 5 users, but once you go beyond that, each additional user is $200/each. For non-profits and educational institutions, though, the software remains free. There's even a high school in the U.K. where the teens are being taught to program using Iceberg instead of code.
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