Internet Reference

Internet

• Top-level domains:
  • country codes.
  • other top-level domains

• Internet Assigned Numbers Authority
  • port numbers
  • MIME types

• Internet Engineering Task Force
  • RFCs

• RFCs (and here)

• Cisco Systems documentation
  • Internetworking Technology Handbook
  • Internetworking Terms and Acronyms

Web

• HTTP

• World Wide Web Consortium
  • RFC 2616: HTTP 1.1
    • HTTP methods
    • HTTP headers
    • HTTP response codes

HTML

• HTML (and here)

• World Wide Web Consortium
  • HTML 4.01
    • list of tags
    • Basic HTML data types
      • colors

• How to embed audio / small audio player in a page

• HTML special characters
  • list (doesn't actually display them)
  • Examples of what they look like here and here.
  • Displayed with:
    • &name;
    • &#nnn;

• More HTML Reference

ASCII characters

• ASCII characters HEX values (%nn) often used in HTTP:

  < %3C
  > %3E
  
  = %3D
  " %22
  
  : %3A
  / %2F
  
  ? %3F
  space +
  space %20
  

My pages

• Computers and Internet
  • CGI scripts and HTML Forms
  • How to copy someone else's HTML Form into your page (View Source to see how this is done)

• Computers and Internet Links
  • Can anyone solve my <ol> issue?

My history online

• The Internet in the 1980s when I started using it.
• Net access in the 1980s and today
• My first trace on the Internet that survives: post to comp.unix.questions, 31 Mar 1988.
• How my program passed the Turing Test - a program I put online in 1989.
• My "home page", Feb 1989.

• My home page, Nov 1994.

• Why on earth would I link to you?, 1999.
• My CGI search engine, 1999.
• How to draw family trees in hypertext, 2000.
• My CGI Error Handler to replace "404 Not Found", 2000.
• The World-Wide-Mind, 2001.
• My scheme for stopping spam, 2002.

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