In a March like this, but in 1989 the inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee (Unitarian Universalist religious persuasion ) introduced what is now the WWW, something that many should we be eternally grateful.
The World Global Network or World Wide Web meets 20 years, an anniversary marked por la el auge de la blogósfera . Durante 1989, Tim realiza varios experimentos para crear un sistema de comunicación entre los científicos de física nuclear de todo el mundo en el Centre Européen de Recherche Nucléaire (CERN) , en Ginebra, se probaron varias técnicas sobre redes para conectarse a la Internet. then standardize the connection codes, is the TCP / IP . Tim Bernes-Lee first proposed at CERN using a communication system based on hypertext to make information flow between scientists ...
His creation, the hypertext transfer protocol, HTTP and HTML markup remain valid and current. Now Sir Tim Berners-Lee continues its contribution to global communications when dealing with laying the foundations normalized semantic web. It helps to approach the Web 3.0 in the near future.
In Geneva, Switzerland, will pay him a tribute, which will discuss the major steps, many of them by him. Tim decided not to patent their inventions to make them fully available to mankind and has made a decisive work of standardization and development of standards compartidos a través de su liderazgo en el Consorcio W3C , instancia normativa sin fines de lucro que lucha por mantener una WWW universal que no sea tomada como rehén y mercado particular de algunas grandes compañías con capacidad de definir estándares privados excluyentes.
Enlaces recomendados:
UNESCO: Tim Berners-Lee, el Señor de la Red:
http://www.unesco.org/courier/2000_09/sp/dires.html
Here is the original proposal of Web 1.0 ( in English):
http://www.nic.funet.fi/index/FUNET/history/internet/w3c/proposal.html
BBC Creator of Web gentleman
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/spanish/science/newsid_3902000/3902819.stm
Coverage El Pais on Tim Berners-Lee :
http://www.elpais.com/todo-sobre/persona/Tim/Berners-Lee / 4472 /
CERN page on the 20 anniversary of the WWW:
http://info.cern.ch/www20/
Trial of Sir Tim Berners-Lee on his vision of the relationship between the WWW and the Unitarian Universalist (The World Wide Web and "Web of Life ') :
http://lcum.blogspot.com/2009/03/la-world-wide-web-y-la-trama-de-la -vida.html
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