Web 2.0? Or Is It More Like Web 16.0?
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accepted that it appeared in 1965, and was created so that people accessing a mainframe could communicate with each other. This was the first step in the interconnection of people, facilitating almost instant communication at no cost to the user.
WEB 1.1 — 1967 – Markup language is created
WEB 1.2 — 1969 – ARPA – A link is established between computers
WEB 1.3 — 1696 – ARPA Net – First packet-switched network created
WEB 2.0 – WYSIWYG – “What You See Is What You Get (sometimes)”
With the invention of WYSIWYG in 1970, users could now be presented with a basic display of what their finished product would look like, as they were working on it. This removed the need to memorize complex code.
WEB 2.1 — 1970 – ASP – First Application Service Provider (SAAS)
WEB 2.2 — 1970 – Style
