WWW -- World Wide Web

Links

W3C

• Information Management: A Proposal (Tim Berners-Lee, CERN, March 1989 / May 1990);

info.cern.ch

Overview

• Restoring the first website;

• The World Wide Web project;

• History -- /hypertext;

Design

• HyperText Design Issues;

• HyperText Design Issues: Intended Uses;

• HyperText Design Issues: Navigational techniques;

• HyperText Design Issues: Topology;

• BuildingBackLinks -- /DesignIssues;

• HyperText Design Issues: Link types;

• TracingLinks -- /DesignIssues;

• HyperText Design Issues: Annotation;

• HyperText Design Issues: Multiuser access;

• (The problem of linking to living documents);

• HyperText Design Issues: Versioning;

• Caching -- /DesignIssues;

• Naming -- /DesignIssues;

• (Document formats);

• ManyIndexes -- /DesignIssues;

• HyperText Design Issues: Notification of New Material;

• ProtocolVersions -- /DesignIssues;

• What is an Index, anyway?;

• DosDonts -- /DesignIssues;

• RCcomments -- /DesignIssues;

Addressing

• WorldWideWeb Address Formats;

• (Relative naming);

• (Address for an index Search);

• HTTPAddressing -- /Addressing;

• WorldWideWeb Address Formats for Files;

• W3 address syntax for Gopher documents;

• TelnetAddressing -- /Addressing;

• BNF -- /Addressing;

Protocols

• (Why a new protocol?);

• (HyperText Transfer Protocol);

• (HyperText Transfer Protocol Design Issues);

• The HTTP Protocol As Implemented In W3;

• HTTP2 -- /HTTP;

• Protocol Specifications relevant to HyperText;

Markups

• HyperText Mark-up Language;

• HTML Design Constraints;

• Future plans for HTML;

• Tags used in HTML;

• SGML -- /MarkUp;

• Hypertext HTML formatting example;

• Hypertext Markup Language (Daniel Connolly);

• HTML2 -- /MarkUp;

• Letter_1 -- /Architecture;

Implementations

• servers:

  • Overview -- /Daemon;

  • RuleFile -- /User;

  • Examples of HTTP daemon rule files;

  • ServerWriter -- /Provider;

  • Making a server for existing data;

  • Serving multiple selections;

• clients:

  • W3 Browser Architecture changes (Jan 92);

  • W3 Client Software Architecure;

  • BrowserOverview -- /Architecture;

  • Anchors -- /Architecture;

• Bugs -- /WWW;

Miscellaneous

• Hypertext Terms;

• Etiquette;

• How to put your data on the web;

• An Overview of Hypertext and IR systems and applications;

• Overview -- /Hyperbole;

• Policy -- /WWW;

• (Rules for Penalty calculation);

• ECHT90:

  • Hypertext and Information Rerieval;

  • Strutcured Documents vs. HyperText;

  • (ECHT90 -- Keynote Address: Assessing the quality of hypertext documents);

  • (ECHT90 -- Formal models and query languages);

  • (ECHT90 -- Book computers: the fourth wave);

  • (ECHT90 -- The advantages of hypertext for large information spaces: where are the big systems?);)

  • (ECHT90 -- Hypertext and Electronic Publishing);

  • (ECHT90 -- What is specific about user interfaces for hypertext systems?);

• IETF92:

  • WWX_BOF_mins -- /IETF92;

  • LivingDocuments -- /IETF92;

• C9_Outline -- /Courses;

• WAISandGopher -- /FAQ;

Mirrors

• http://www.w3.org/History:

  • http://www.w3.org/History/19921103-hypertext;

    • http://www.w3.org/History/19921103-hypertext/hype.tar;

    • http://www.w3.org/History/19921103-hypertext/html-files;