Let's begin with a HTML.
Before that, let's have a look at the introduction of HTML.
Meaning some brief history and some concept when it comes to HTML.
So let's begin.
HMO stands for Hypertext Markup Language, and it is the foundation of web application, and it is used
to create the structure and layout of web pages.
As we just spoke about.
Take note about this.
HTML is not a programming language, but instead it is a markup language.
When we say markup language is simply means that it is a set of special words and symbols that we use
to tell a computer how to make a website or a web page.
Next point about HTML is that a HTML was created in the early nineties by Tim Berners-Lee, who also
created the World Wide Web.
That is w.
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The first version of HTML is a HTML 1.0, which was released in 1993 and has since evolved to become
the standard markup language used to create web pages.
The current version of HTML right now is HTML version five, so you can see how HTML has been evolved
since it was released.
HTML is a non proprietary language, which means that it is not owned by any specific company or organization.
And also it is an open standard that is maintained by the World Wide Web Consortium that is W3C.
In summary, HTML is a markup language, but not a programming language that is used to create the structure
and layout of web pages.
And it provides the backbone of every website and web application.
Now that we know the overview and some history about HTML, it's time for us to get started with real
code.
Let's continue in the next video.