Tim Berners-Lee
British born in London in 1955, graduated from Queen's College in Ingalterra, graduated in physics in 1976 and fan of computers and telecommunications.
has a long history in European universities and institutions which are interested primarily electronic program.
is recognized as the creator of the global hypertext we now know as www.
The English graduate from Oxford University, is director of the consortium that carries the name of your project www (W3C), which leads programs for corporations and companies potentializing the use of Internet and World Wide Web.
British born in London in 1955, graduated from Queen's College in Ingalterra, graduated in physics in 1976 and fan of computers and telecommunications.
has a long history in European universities and institutions which are interested primarily electronic program.
is recognized as the creator of the global hypertext we now know as www.
The English graduate from Oxford University, is director of the consortium that carries the name of your project www (W3C), which leads programs for corporations and companies potentializing the use of Internet and World Wide Web.
HIS WORK
His trial began when working as a researcher of particles in a physics laboratory in Geneva (CERN), became interested in a global hypertext project that would create a uniform and a network of cumin that worked mainly in Europe.
With a broad knowledge of systems, real-time programming and software development, created what is considered the foundation of information sharing largest and most comprehensive to date.
HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTML: Hypertext Language
With a broad knowledge of systems, real-time programming and software development, created what is considered the foundation of information sharing largest and most comprehensive to date.
HTTP: Hypertext Transfer Protocol
HTML: Hypertext Language
THE IMPORTANCE OF INVENTION
His invention revolutionized the world of telecommunications and superinformación society, modernized and accelerated the development of information networks, the software and the "information superhighway."
As mentioned in several articles, the "Lord of the network," is to whom we owe a number of electronic facilities
we have today.
Without his invention, we would be quite late in processing information and the opportunity to live in a world where you can share images, text, music and all kinds of items is so easy and fast.
As mentioned in several articles, the "Lord of the network," is to whom we owe a number of electronic facilities
we have today.
Without his invention, we would be quite late in processing information and the opportunity to live in a world where you can share images, text, music and all kinds of items is so easy and fast.
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