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    Tim Berners-Lee is credited with creating the World Wide Web in 1989 while working at CERN. He proposed and developed the first successful communication protocols (HTTP and HTML) and browser/editor/server. The World Wide Web then expanded in phases - Web 1.0 focused on static publishing, Web 2.0 enabled social media and user participation, and Web 3.0 aims to make the web more semantic and mobile-oriented through new technologies. Online systems store, manage, and share organizational data and communications over the internet.

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    Tim Berners-Lee is credited with creating the World Wide Web in 1989 while working at CERN. He proposed and developed the first successful communication protocols (HTTP and HTML) and browser/editor/server. The World Wide Web then expanded in phases - Web 1.0 focused on static publishing, Web 2.0 enabled social media and user participation, and Web 3.0 aims to make the web more semantic and mobile-oriented through new technologies. Online systems store, manage, and share organizational data and communications over the internet.

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    Tim Berners-Lee is credited with creating the World Wide Web in 1989 while working at CERN. He proposed and developed the first successful communication protocols (HTTP and HTML) and browser/editor/server. The World Wide Web then expanded in phases - Web 1.0 focused on static publishing, Web 2.0 enabled social media and user participation, and Web 3.0 aims to make the web more semantic and mobile-oriented through new technologies. Online systems store, manage, and share organizational data and communications over the internet.

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    1. The World Wide Web is an HTML-formatted network of online material that may be viewed using
    HTTP. Tim Berners-Lee, a contractor who worked with the European Organization for Nuclear
    Research to develop Enquire, a basic hypertext program, is credited with creating and introducing the
    World Wide Web.
    Timeline:
     March 1989- Sir Tim Berners-Lee submitted his first proposal for what became the World Wide
    Web
     November 1990-Management proposal for a World Wide Web project
     December 1990-The world's first browser/editor, website and server go live at CERN
     March 1991-Line Mode browser available at CERN
     August 1991-Sir Berners-Lee announces the WWW software on the Internet
     December 1991-First web server outside Europe
     January 1992-WWW moves from prototype to production
     September 1992-A small but growing number of Web servers and browsers
     January 1993-First pre-release of the Mosaic browser
     April 1993-CERN puts the World Wide Web in the public domain
     May 1994-First International World Wide Web conference held at CERN
     October 1994-Tim Berners-Lee founds the World Wide Web Consortium
     March 2019-Celebrating the Web@30

    Expansion of WWW: The 3 Phases


    Web 1.0 – The World Wide Web (1990 – 2000)
    Remain limited mostly to static websites
    Mostly publishing / Brochure-ware. Limited to reading only for the majority
    Proprietary and closed access
    Corporations mostly, no communities
    HTTP, HTML
    Web 2.0 – The Social Web (2000 – 2010)
    Publishing as well as Participation
    Social Media, Blogging, Wikis
    RSS – Syndicate site contents
    Rich User Experience
    Tagging
    Keyword Search
    AJAX, JavaScript Frameworks (jQuery, Dojo, YUI, Ext Js etc), XML, JSON
    Web 3.0 – The Semantic Web (2010 – onward)
    Mostly Drag n Drop
    Highly mobile-oriented
    Widgets
    Microblogging
    Cloud and Grid Computing
    Open ID
    Semantic Search
    Semantic Techniques like RDF, SWRL, OWL etc.

    2. Online system- are online versions of information systems, which is the process of tools for storing,
    managing, using, and gathering data and communications in an organization.

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