1. WorldWideWeb — 2023-09-23 15:57:32

   …omputers to communicate with each other. Tim joined CERN in 1980. CERN became the largest Internet node in Europe, and Berners-Lee saw an opportunity to join hypertext with the Internet. In 1989, Berners-Lee submitted a proposal at CERN to develo…
   …to communicate hypertext documents over the Internet and designed a scheme to give documents addresses on the Internet. Berners-Lee called this address a '''Universal Resource Identifier''' (URI). (This is now usually known as a URL—Uniform Reso…
   …s client ""WorldWideWeb"" browser. Hypertext pages were formatted using the '''Hypertext Markup Language''' (HTML) that Berners-Lee had written. He also wrote the first web server. A web server is the software that stores web pages on a computer…
   … and makes them available to be accessed by others. Berners-Lee set up the first web server known as "info.cern.ch." at CERN. {{image url="Www.jpg" class="left" title="WWW" width…

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