Foundations of the Web
Introduction
A Social History of the Web
The Memex: What Computers Could Be
The Pre Web: Arpanet to Internet
The Early World Wide Web
The Bubble
Web 2.0
The Mainstream Web
How the Web Works
The Internet: (not) a Series of Tubes
Servers and Clients
Domains and URLs
Who Controls What?
Sharing and Collaboration
Collaboration and Cooperation
Version Control
Version Control Options
A Bit About Git
Welcome to Github
Web Development and the Community of Practice
Organizing Development
Development Roles
Developer Communities
Best Practices and Standards
The World Wide Web Consortium
How are Best Practices and Standards Determined?
Researching Best Practices and Standards
Users, Accessibility, and Security
Usability and User Science
Anticipating User Accessibility Needs
Security Basics
Trust and Stewardship
How Websites Work
Website Architectures
Intro to Databases
How APIs Work
Content Delivery and Caching
Finding and Being Found
Search Engine Optimization
Web Analytics Tools
Openness and Sharing
Web Culture
Social Networks
Movements & Tribes
Memes
Studying Web Culture
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Foundations of the Web
This book accompanies the course of the same name. It is currently in development.
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