How We Got Here - The History of Web Development
summary
Timeline of web tech from 1989 to today with concrete pivots and tools: the first web server runs on a NeXT box (1989), Mosaic and Netscape commercialize browsers (1993–95), Apache/Perl/PHP/ColdFusion power early back ends, Microsoft births ASP.NET and Visual Studio (2002), Rails (2005) and AWS S3 (2006) ignite new stacks, Chrome + V8 (2008) plus Node flip JavaScript into full-stack JavaScript moves from glue to platform, jQuery shipped in VS (2010), Angular/TypeScript and Bootstrap standardize SPA work, then AJAX first shipping in IE via Exchange team, and now WebAssembly lets C#/Go run in browser (Blazor demo 2017), making the browser a universal app host.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 2:25STAR WARS
- 19:15Active Server Pages
- 29:55Explorer 6
- 31:34Microsoft ASP.net
- 33:58amazon web services
- 42:19Microsoft Silverlight
- 43:50JavaScript: The Good Parts
- 53:33Bootstrap
- 55:37Microsoft Edge
- 56:52NET Core
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