Comments on: Web 2.0 in India http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/ New Media Designer Online Portfolio and Blog Thu, 11 Mar 2010 19:24:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Madhur Khandelwal http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-3413 Fri, 16 Feb 2007 22:22:26 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-3413 Pragathi, I had tried to do similar compilation once, but with the avalanche of companies in the web2.0 space coming up everyday, I just couldn't keep up with it. Which got me thinking, how sustainable this wave it is and wrote this article, which might be interesting to you or other readers here: http://ileher.com/2006/10/30/is-india-ready-for-web-20/ Best, Madhur Pragathi,

I had tried to do similar compilation once, but with the avalanche of companies in the web2.0 space coming up everyday, I just couldn’t keep up with it. Which got me thinking, how sustainable this wave it is and wrote this article, which might be interesting to you or other readers here:
http://ileher.com/2006/10/30/is-india-ready-for-web-20/

Best,
Madhur

]]> by: Narain http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-3183 Mon, 05 Feb 2007 09:32:42 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-3183 Thanks Pragathi, for featuring us. Drop me a mail, we may utilise your service for redesigning the interactions for various products / projects we are working with along with TracBac too :) Let me know Thanks Pragathi, for featuring us. Drop me a mail, we may utilise your service for redesigning the interactions for various products / projects we are working with along with TracBac too :)

Let me know

]]> by: Anshul http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-397 Mon, 07 Aug 2006 14:51:57 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-397 Nice site. Also, would you mind if I asked you to release your version of hemingway to the public. Nice site. Also, would you mind if I asked you to release your version of hemingway to the public.

]]> by: Taazza » Blog Archive » Link Love! http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-158 Mon, 29 May 2006 02:35:53 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-158 [...] Over the course of the last 2 months we have gotten lots of feedback from the blogosphere. Here are some interesting comments so far TaaZZa stands out from the lot with their design. Web 2.0 in India [...] […] Over the course of the last 2 months we have gotten lots of feedback from the blogosphere. Here are some interesting comments so far TaaZZa stands out from the lot with their design. Web 2.0 in India […]

]]> by: amit ranjan http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-157 Wed, 24 May 2006 07:37:06 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-157 Pragathi, Barcamps were not necessarily about web2.0. Its overlap with web2.0 was incidental. When we orgainsed the Delhi barcamp,we were unsure of even twenty people turning up at the venue, hence we thought ‘ lets make it as broad based as possible and throw in some buzzwords like web2.0, mobile computing et al’. But notwithstanding that, it did showcase whatever web2.0 stiff is happening in india at present. Pragathi,

Barcamps were not necessarily about web2.0. Its overlap with web2.0 was incidental. When we orgainsed the Delhi barcamp,we were unsure of even twenty people turning up at the venue, hence we thought ‘ lets make it as broad based as possible and throw in some buzzwords like web2.0, mobile computing et al’.

But notwithstanding that, it did showcase whatever web2.0 stiff is happening in india at present.

]]> by: Vaibhav Domkundwar http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-156 Mon, 22 May 2006 03:22:38 +0000 http://underived.net/2006/05/web-20-in-india/#comment-156 Pragathi: Nice post. One thing we all collectively must do is prevent any sort of hype as the new generation of companies drive towards simpler and valueable consumer Internet services. Like you say, the focus must be on the right products solving clear user pain points and also an understanding of how eventually the service can make money and sustain itself to continue to serve its user base. Best, -Vaibhav Pragathi:

Nice post. One thing we all collectively must do is prevent any sort of hype as the new generation of companies drive towards simpler and valueable consumer Internet services. Like you say, the focus must be on the right products solving clear user pain points and also an understanding of how eventually the service can make money and sustain itself to continue to serve its user base.

Best,
-Vaibhav

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