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The Basics of the World Wide Web

            How is the World Wide Web(WWW) invented? It was invented in 1989 by English Computer Scientist Sir Tim Berners Lee, when the first linking was created in what we acknowledged as the Internet today.(World Wide Web Foundation 20082014) during when he was working as a software engineer under the company called European Council for Nuclear Research (CERN), a physics laboratory located in Geneva, Switzerland. Many scientists there will spend a huge amount of their time on doing experiments at CERN, after which they will return to their own country's laboratory around the world. As the scientists were keen to trade them the results and data from the experiment, they had difficulties in doing so as they are all living far apart. Then Tim realized this needs and understood the advantages of having computers linked together via the internet. He documented what will turn out to be the World Wide Web with his proposal submitted to the CERN management in the late 1989. This proposal detailed a list that would put an internet handful and available to people in the future. And of course his proposal wasn't accepted initially, but Tim persisted and by October 1990, he listed out three structural that laid the base of today's web foundation which can be seen or appear as part of our web browser known as Hyper Text Mark up Language or HTML for short. The publication layout of the webpage, which includes the proficiency to organize documents and merge to other documents and resources. Uniform Resource Identifier or URI for short, is a type of address that is exclusive to individual resources on the Web. Hypertext Transfer Protocol grants the recovery of joining resources throughout the Web. Tim created the very first webpage browser/editor entirely connected by hyperlinks and also the web server. By 1990, the very first web page was created were mainly static websites using tables to position and align the elements on a page and were not providing interactive content yet.


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