How We Got Here - The History of Web Development
summary
Traces the web from Tim Berners-Lee’s first web server on a NeXT at CERN to Mosaic/Netscape’s rapid adoption (5 million users out of ~20 million online) and the shock of the Netscape IPO that fuels the dot‑com boom. Names key turning points: SSL/TLS early work, Apache vs IIS, LAMP and Rails rapid iteration, IE5’s XMLHTTP/Ajax, AWS launching cloud services in 2006, Chrome in 2008, HTML5 (2014), and WebAssembly runs C# prototypes that make browsers full application platforms.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:47STAR WARS
- 19:27LAMP
- 20:33Microsoft FrontPage
- 22:29Active Server Pages
- 22:45WISA
- 31:05XHTML 1.0
- 34:12Microsoft ASP.net
- 41:11chrome
- 43:49Microsoft Silverlight
- 46:27Windows Azure
- 48:08jQuery
- 54:00TypeScript
- 55:09Microsoft Azure
- 56:29Microsoft Edge
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