#100 Early Web Innovations
Sep 05, 2022•13 min•Ep. 100
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Episode description
When it was released, the World Wide Web revolutionized communications and commerce. It was created by Tim Berners-Lee, who outlined its key technical achievements, philosophy, and insights in his 2000 book Weaving the Web. In this episode, we go over three of the key innovations explained in the book: networked hypertext, the URI, and decentralization. We also discuss one innovation that did not quite make it—a browser that was also an editor.
For this episode, we assume listeners already heard our earlier episode on how the Web works.
Show Notes- Episode 6: How does the Web work?
- Episode 5: How does the Internet work?
- Episode 24: The Browser Wars
- Weaving the Web: The Original Design and Ultimate Destiny of the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee via Amazon
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