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History of the Web with Matthew Gerstman
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Matthew Gerstman joins me in this episode to discuss the history of the web. Matthew has worked in frontend development at Dropbox, and now he is a Staff Engineer at Bluecore. Inspired by a post he recently made, we discuss a variety of topics relating to the evolution of the web-- including HTML, document object models, PHP, javascript, web 2.0, CSS, ECMA scripts, cross-browser bugs / different implementations of javascript, the evolution of browsers, the downfall of internet explorer, jQuery, REST, typescript, future of frontend, and much more! Make sure to listen to this great overview of all things web/frontend!
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History of the web part 1 blog post
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