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The inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, came up with a code for his project, the "WWW Project", processing it as "hypertext".
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Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of HTML, had an open discussion about the idea of "HTML" online. He had opened a "WWW-talk mailing list" on the internet to dicuss ideas and gossip.
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There was a serious discussion on how to add pictures into the web design between Dave Raggett, Tim Berners-Lee, Dan Connolly, and others. Later on, the "IMG" tag was created.
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HTML+ was published around late 1993 which is an extended version of the original HTML. Thanks to HTML+, it has help construct HTML 3.2.
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It is one of the first WYSIWYG (what you see is what you get) softwares that is designed for web development. It allows you to enter code while having a visual of what you are coding as well.
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The birth of HTML 2.0 where the official standards of html were set. The ones who wrote HTML 2.0 was a group called the IETF (Internet Engineering Task Force).
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Due to the increasing amount of abilities and opportunities HTML 3.0 promised, it caused the web browsers speed to decrease. Because of this, HTML 3.0 was abandoned.
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In the year of 1996, HTML was able to support tables in order to provide improved control over presentation for information. Also, HTML could support a client-side image map where you can click on a specific area of an image to go on a different webpage.
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HTML 3.2 became the new standard of HTML after the 3.0 version's draft has expired. With HTML 3.2, you can include tables, applets, text flow, superscripts, and subscripts.
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XHTML 1.0 was soon released after the launch of HTML 4.0. W3C focuses on XHTML to provide a stricter rule set, but doing this also made it more difficult to implement into browsers.
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A website called the "CSS Zen Garden" was launched around 2003. It showcased the usage of CSS (cascading style sheet) that is linked to a single HTML file, making it look drastically different.
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HTML5 was officially recommended by the W3C. With the new evolution of HTML, there's added attributes and elements, and it can also support multimedia and web graphics.
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