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Weaving the Web - Tim Berners-Lee

 
Description: ISBN 0752820907 / Author: Tim Berners-Lee / Genre: Computer / IT / The past, present and future of the world wide web by its inventor.

Newest Review: ... a system that would allow the transfer of data between different computer systems. The need to prevent data being lost ... more

 ... amidst the mountains available was also a pressing concern at this time. In March 1991, Berners-Lee released his WorldWideWeb program to the CERN community. From these beginnings, the concept quickly took hold, and led to the web as we know it today. In this book, Berners-Lee gives the background to the early work he did in developing the web server and browser, and the standards for the transfer of data. He covers the battles fought over standards in the early days, as commercial organisations tried to make the web the...more

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Although the web has become the focus of much interest in the past couple of years, it was in fact created in the early 90's, by a British computer scientist by the name of Tim Berners-Lee. The Internet had been in existence since the ARPANet of the 60's, yet it was not until the introduction of the world wide web that it became a suitable medium for the general public. Instead of requiring the user to be an expert with computers, the graphical nature of the web allowed inexperienced users to sample the delights of the internet. Berners-Lee is recognised as the inventor of the world wide web. While working at the CERN laboratory in Geneva in ...  Read the complete review

 

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