World Wide Web Proposed
Tim Berners-Lee proposes the World Wide Web, laying the foundation for server-side web development. #contemporary #technology
Tim Berners-Lee proposes the World Wide Web, laying the foundation for server-side web development. #contemporary #technology
First web server (CERN httpd) goes live, serving static HTML pages. #contemporary #technology
NCSA HTTPd (later Apache) released, becoming the dominant web server. #contemporary #technology
Rasmus Lerdorf creates the first version of PHP (Personal Home Page Tools). #contemporary #technology
Java officially released by Sun Microsystems, introducing applets and server-side capabilities. #contemporary #technology
JavaScript created by Brendan Eich; later used server-side via Netscape's LiveWire. #contemporary #technology
PHP/FI 2.0 released, adding database support and gaining traction for dynamic web pages. #contemporary #technology
PHP 3.0 released, rewritten by Andi Gutmans and Zeev Suraski; first widely popular version. #contemporary #technology
Python-based Zope web application server released, pioneering server-side Python. #contemporary #technology
Java Servlet 2.2 and JSP 1.1 specifications finalized, standardizing Java web development. #contemporary #technology
ASP.NET announced by Microsoft, offering a new server-side framework for Windows. #contemporary #technology
Ruby on Rails first released (pre-alpha), introducing convention-over-configuration. #contemporary #technology
Microsoft .NET Framework 1.0 released, including ASP.NET for web applications. #contemporary #technology
PHP 5 released, featuring Zend Engine 2 and improved object-oriented programming. #contemporary #technology
Ruby on Rails 1.0 released, popularizing MVC and rapid web development. #contemporary #technology
Google releases Chrome V8 JavaScript engine, enabling high-performance server-side JS. #contemporary #technology
Node.js first released by Ryan Dahl, bringing event-driven, non-blocking I/O to server-side JavaScript. #contemporary #technology
Express.js web framework for Node.js released, simplifying server-side routing. #contemporary #technology
Python Django 1.3 released, solidifying Python's role in full-stack web development. #contemporary #technology
PHP 5.6 released; PHP still powers over 80% of websites (WordPress, Facebook). #contemporary #technology
Java EE 7 released, modernizing enterprise Java with WebSocket and JSON support. #contemporary #technology
Node.js 4.0.0 released (merge of io.js), establishing LTS and enterprise adoption. #contemporary #technology
PHP 7.0 released, doubling performance and reducing memory usage. #contemporary #technology
Java 9 released with modularity (Project Jigsaw) and improved performance. #contemporary #technology
Node.js 10 LTS released, widely adopted for microservices and real-time apps. #contemporary #technology
Deno 1.0 announced (by Node.js creator), aiming to improve server-side JavaScript security. #contemporary #technology
PHP 8.0 released with JIT compilation, further boosting performance. #contemporary #technology
Java 17 LTS released, reinforcing Java's role in enterprise server-side applications. #contemporary #technology
Node.js 18 LTS released, adding global fetch and improved test runner. #contemporary #technology
PHP 8.3 released, continuing incremental improvements for web applications. #contemporary #technology
Node.js 22 released, with built-in WebSocket support and enhanced performance. #contemporary #technology