Who Owns Web 4.0?
Three companies, three bets on where platform control lives. And a geopolitical shift that might matter more than any of them.
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The Supply Side of Web 4.0
The SaaS era was the golden age of building interfaces. What comes next rewards capability, not chrome.
Why Web 4.0 Might Succeed Where Web 3 Failed
Web 3 had architecture too. The difference is that Web 4.0 solves a problem people actually have.
OpenClaw, the End of the SaaS Playbook, and the Arrival of Web 4.0
After twenty years in software engineering and a sabbatical spent deep in agentic tooling, I kept circling a pattern I couldn’t unsee. Then the OpenClaw acqu...
On Boilerplate and the Death of Old Principles
If machines write code and can rewrite it at will, does ‘no more code than strictly necessary’ still matter? The answer is yes — but for entirely different r...