The Web Was Done by Amateurs

"The Web was done by amateurs" is a scholarly book that explores the historical development of the Internet. It highlights the key moments and technologies that led to the creation of the Web and analyzes how it has evolved into an indispensable part of modern society. The author, Marco Aiello, guides readers through the various phases of Web history, starting with the technological foundations that preceded its emergence, and continuing through the challenges and changes the Web has undergone over time. The book is divided into four parts: The Origins, the Web, the Adaptations, and System Engineering. Each section offers a critical reflection on the development of the Web and its impact on economic and social interactions. It is aimed at a broad audience, from tech-savvy readers to students seeking a deeper understanding of the history and functioning of the Internet.