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 In the last decade many development processes for web applications have been proposed, focusing on discrete web application classes. In this work, we focus on the two most prominent classes of web applications nowadays: Semantic Web and Web 2.0. We attempt to clarify two generic but effective development processes for each one, based on their unique characteristics. Furthermore, as the future web applications, namely Web 3.0, are considered to be the combination of the above classes, we describe a suitable application architecture for Web 3.0 applications together with a proposed hybrid development process in which their specific requirements are taken into consideration. Finally, our findings are presented on the effect of such a development process at the team management aspects of a Web 3.0 application development project.

In  the  last  decade  many  development  processes  for  web  applications have been proposed, focusing on discrete web  application classes. In this work, we focus on the two most  prominent classes of web applications nowadays: Semantic  Web and Web 2.0. We attempt to clarify two generic but  effective development processes for each one, based on their  unique  characteristics.  Furthermore,  as  the  future  web  applications,  namely  Web  3.0,  are  considered  to  be  the  combination  of  the  above  classes,  we  describe  a  suitable  application  architecture  for  Web  3.0  applications  together  with a proposed hybrid development process in which their  specific requirements are taken into consideration. Finally,  our  findings  are  presented  on  the  effect  of  such  a  development process at the team management aspects of a  Web 3.0 application development project.