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I was using markup languages for documents when html was just a gleam in Berner-Lee's eye. I couldn't remember when I first saw html or a browser, so I found A Little History of the World Wide Web. Odd to think that it has just been fourteen years since he coined the name World Wide Web.
I remember my first impression of html: "hmm...how limited." (I was used to a rather fabulous markup language called Bookmaster, which was used by IBM to produce documentation.) This was when Jack first showed me a browser running on our XT machine here at home, not too long after we moved to Colorado. "Boy...this is sure going to suck up a lot of bandwidth."
I was right on both accounts.
I remember my first impression of html: "hmm...how limited." (I was used to a rather fabulous markup language called Bookmaster, which was used by IBM to produce documentation.) This was when Jack first showed me a browser running on our XT machine here at home, not too long after we moved to Colorado. "Boy...this is sure going to suck up a lot of bandwidth."
I was right on both accounts.