30 Years of the World Wide Web
Today, 12th March marks the 30 years anniversary of the World Wide Web. Now we cannot imagine the internet without the world wide web as if it already became a basic necessity.
30 years ago, on this very day, Sir Tim Berners-Lee published a proposal to CERN containing his envision for starting a global hypertext system initially titled as “MESH”. This hypertext system initially suited itself to today’s World Wide Web. The original published proposal by Sir Tim can still be found today with respect to history.
For a basic reminder let us just not confuse the Internet and World Wide Web. The Internet is a vast network composed to sub-networks, which means several computers connected and able to transmit data between them. On the other hand, World Wide Web is the hyperlinks, Urls or the...