Selected WWW Bibliography

SLAC 24 Dec 1993
Here're some documents to help you get started using, understanding, installing, and implementing WorldWideWeb services. WorldWideWeb is also known as WWW, W3, or the Web.

WWW FAQ
Experimental FAQ on WWW
WWW Glossary
Glossary of hypertext terms used within the WWW Project
Line-Mode Browser
Status and instructions for running the line-mode client
CHEP 92 Paper
Summary and status by Tim B-L at "Computing in HEP 92"
Overview of WWW
1992 paper by Berners-Lee,Cailliau,Groff and Pollermann
WWW and Gopher
Comparison of WWW and Gopher
Server Guide
Instructions for running a server
HTTP Specs
Internet Draft proposing upgrades to the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
HTML Specs
The HyperText Markup Language (HTML) in hypertext or Postscript format
HTML Primer
A Beginner's Guide to HTML from NCSA
URL Primer
A Beginner's Guide to Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) from NCSA's Marc Andreessen
Style Guide
Tim Berners-Lee's Style Guide for Online Hypertext
HTML+ Specs
Proposed Internet Draft for enhancements to HTML
Guide to Cyberspace
A compendium of WWW information from Hawaii's Kevin Hughes.
You may also find the comp.infosystems.www and related newsgroups interesting. Or consider joining a mailing list. For those in the San Francisco Bay Area, check out the SIG-Web meetings.

This page evolved from one written by Bebo White and Louise Addis.
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