Have you ever wondered about all the mumbo jumbo associated with the web, like What is HTML5, What are those “cookies” that you can’t eat? and What is “cloud computing”. Professor Google is here to help you.
Google has collaborated with the illustrator Christoph Niemann to come up with an online guidebook called “20 Things I Learned about Browsers and the Web.” Google says this guide
is for those of us who’d like to better understand the technologies we use every day
.
“20 Things to Learn” guide is written by the Chrome team to commomrate the publication of the proposal for the World Wide Web by Tim Berners-Lee 20 years ago in November. The “20 things guide” was created with the goal to explain complex ideas in technology to a wide audience.
And the cool impressive looking guide is built on HTML 5. It gives the feel of a real book with flippig of a page. The book also works offline allowing one to disconnect from the internet and continue enjoy reading it. Go to www.20thingsilearned.com (or shortened URL at goo.gl/20things) to learn about what the professor Google has to say.
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