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In the beginning there was the network (tcp-ip), and it needed to survive nuclear war.
1991: Timothy Berners Lee invents the World Wide Web (www) to help high energy physicists exchange data through a hyper text transfer protocol (http) on the internet.
Marc Andreessen, Eric Bina and others invent Mosaic to make the web accessible to others in the computing community.
Jim Clark and Marc Andreessen create Netscape and make the browser widely available.
Bill Joy at Sun creates Java. "Write once- run anywhere!"
Microsoft embraces Java and then extends it. - Fight!
Java loses momentum on the client and becomes the defacto eBusiness standard on the server.
XML (eXtensible Markup Language) invented to extend html
XML poised to become the standard for interoperability and data exchange?
eBusiness: The Hope, the Hype, the Power, the Pain
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(© Jack M. Wilson, 1999, 2000) |
( © J. Wilson 1999, 2000 )