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Apache | - | The Open source HTTP Daemon. |
Altavista | - | A first web search engine by Digital Equipment. |
Browser | - | Client program that can send a request to an HTTP daemon to display the received result. |
Bash | - | Linux command line interface. |
C | - | High programming language in which UNIX is written. |
C++ | - | Object oriented C |
CGI | - | Via the Common Gateway Interface of an HTTPD arbitrary programs can be executed. |
CERN | - | Institute at which HTML and HTTP were invented. |
Cloud | - | Services provided by a computer farm. |
Compiler | - | Program to make a source machine-readable. |
CVS | - | Concurrent Versions System to manage documents and source code. |
CPAN | - | Perl Module Library. |
CSS | - | A successful attempt to separate HTML design from context and content. |
Daemon | - | A program that runs forever. |
DBD/DBI | - | Perl Interface to several databases. |
Facebook | - | The platform to connect people. |
Fast CGI | - | Application server daemon that communicates with an HTTPD via CGI and sockets. |
Flash | - | Adobes Flash movie player. |
Flicker | - | A community to share pictures and images. |
Google | - | The search engine of the Internet. |
HTML | - | Hyper Text Markup Language. |
HTTPD | - | Hypertext Transfer Protocol Daemon. |
Internet | - | Computer network based on TCP/IP. |
Interpreter | - | Program that compiles a source at runtime. |
Javascript | - | Scripting language that runs on the client side (browser). |
Lamp | - | Linux, Apache, Mysql and PHP. |
Linux | - | Free Version of UNIX. |
Lycos | - | One of the first web search engines with a dating community. |
Lynx | - | Text Browser. |
Make | - | Utility to administer program sources. |
Maxscape | - | Platform that implements a generic web server. |
Mobil | - | A small device that turned communication upside down. |
Mosaic | - | Predecessor of the Internet Explorer. |
MP3 | - | Compression method that changed the music industry. |
Msql | - | Maybe the first open source database. |
Myspace | - | A platform to connect people. |
Mysql | - | The Open source database. |
Napster | - | Peer-To-Peer network to exchange music. |
Netscape | - | First browser with multimedia support. |
NCSA | - | Institute which published the predecessor of Apache. |
Natural Planet | - | One of the first Internet companies in Berlin. |
Open Source | - | Software projects with sources. |
Openssl | - | Open source encryption software. |
Oracle | - | The Commercial database. |
PC | - | Personal Computer, the idea of making a computer available to everybody. |
Peer-To-Peer | - | Direct communication between network devices. |
Perl | - | Ingenious interpreter language. |
Phase 4 | - | A first Munich Internet company. |
RPM | - | Red Hat Package Manager. |
Shell | - | UNIX command line interface. |
Socket | - | Creates an endpoint for communication. |
SEL | - | Standart Elektronik Lorenz (Telekom Equipment). |
SSL | - | Secure Socket Layer. |
Strinx | - | Community Software based on Maxscape. |
Tcsh | - | Another UNIX command line interface, |
TCP/IP | - | Internet Protocol. |
T-Data | - | Daughter of the Telekom |
UNIX | - | Operation System mostly written in C. |
Vereinsbank | - | Bank, now Hypovereinsbank. |
Vignette | - | Commercial Content Management. |
Web Server | - | The server software, that is necessary to run a web site. |
Web Site | - | A computer on the Internet running an HTTP daemon that delivers HTML and other multimedia content. |
Xing | - | A community for business profiles. |
XML | - | Extended Markup Language, a generic version of HTML. |
Yahoo | - | A first web directory and search engine. |
Youtube | - | A community to share videos. |