Ancient Web: W3C's Timeline of How the Web Happened
W3C's old Web-history timeline traces the path from hypertext ideas and Tim Berners-Lee's 1989 proposal through browsers, servers, Mosaic, and the founding of the World Wide Web Consortium.
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W3C's old Web-history timeline traces the path from hypertext ideas and Tim Berners-Lee's 1989 proposal through browsers, servers, Mosaic, and the founding of the World Wide Web Consortium.
The Victorian Web grew out of an academic hypertext project begun before the World Wide Web and later became a vast linked reference on Victorian literature, history, art, technology, and culture.
Mímir is a surviving hypertext Icelandic grammar notebook that turns parts of speech, examples, and cross-references into a compact old-Web language tool.
Michelle A. Hoyle's hand-built History of Computing Science, developed from the 1990s into the 2000s, became a durable educational reference cited by courses, books and later computing-history pages.