The Rise of the Web
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A historical overview of the web tracing key milestones: the birth of ARPANET and its first crashing “lo” message; Tim Berners‑Lee creating HTML, HTTP and a browser‑editor; Mosaic to Netscape’s rapid growth (65 million users) and Microsoft bundling Internet Explorer; Netscape open‑sourcing as Mozilla in 1998. It then covers server‑side evolution from CGI to Perl to PHP enabling dynamic sites, the emergence of Ajax (~2002) and jQuery (2005–06), and later performance and platform shifts with Google V8 and Chrome, plus Node.js and WebAssembly turning the browser into a general runtime.
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