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Friday, January 22, 2010

inside my headd on weaving the web....

When I started reading weaving the web I didn’t really understand it. I was confused on who actually created and thought of creating the web. I was also confused on who created the first computer. As I kept reading I slowly started to understand. It seems as if creating the web took a lot of thinking and planning out, but as it developed over the years it was well worth it. In the back of my head I’m thinking berners-lee’s father really helped him to create the web also. If it wasn’t for him and his father having this conversation (“…I found my father working on a speech for Basil de Ferranti. He was reading books on the brain, looking for clues about how to make a computer intuitive, able to complete connections as the brain did. We discussed the point ;…”) it would have never been a thought in his head. I appreciate berners-Lee, and his colleagues creating the World Wide Web, because without it I wouldn’t be able to connect with my family and friends that doesn’t live around me.
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4 comments:

  1. Ms.GeurtzJanuary 29, 2010 at 9:30 AM

    I am often confused - because these HUGE technological advances happen because ONE person has this idea...and that idea changes the lives of all 6 billion of us on the planet! It's inconceivable that only one person can change the lives of everyone :)

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  2. *kelly on top of th world*January 29, 2010 at 9:39 AM

    I was a little confused too and I read a little more i understood him cause without his farther help there would be missing part to makeing the internet I really like your response

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  3. IlsaJanuary 29, 2010 at 9:57 AM

    :) uhhh YEAH! I was extra confused at first. But like you said, as i started to read it more I understood like what he was trying to get out. Witch was that creating the Web was just something that happened with him. I feel like he’s extra chill about it. If I were him I would STILL be bugging out about creating the Web.

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  4. NguyenJanuary 29, 2010 at 10:10 AM

    Wow! Looks like it's not only me that not understand what exactly is the book "Weaving the Web" talking about. At first, I didn't even want to read it cause its too long, confusing,but as I do through it,I start to like it and appreciate what Tim and his father did for me. So, good summary!

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