A moment that changed everything: the birth of the World Wide Web.💥
34 years ago, on August 6, 1991, the world made a giant leap into the future. Physicist Tim Berners-Lee, from CERN in Geneva, brought the first public website online. It wasn't just a page, it was the beginning of an innovation.🎇
Many people confuse the Web with the Internet, but they are two different things. The Internet already existed as a network of connected computers.🖥️💻
What Berners-Lee created was the World Wide Web, a system that used that infrastructure to allow information to be shared and linked easily, making it possible for anyone with a computer to access it.🌐
For this to work, he developed the tools we use daily:
🔸HTML: the language for creating web pages.
🔸HTTP: the protocol for transmitting information.
🔸URL: the unique addresses of each site.
That small act was the Big Bang of the internet we know.🚀
It transformed the way we communicate, learn, and share.
Without that first "www.", today's digital world would be unrecognizable.👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Let's celebrate the ingenuity that connected the world!👏🏻🥳🎉
