The development history of HTML

Hypertext Markup Language

(first edition)-published as a working group on Internet Engineering (IETF) work in June 1993 (not standard): HTML 2.0--released in November 1995 as RFC 1866, declared obsolete after RFC 2854 was released in June 2000

HTML 3.2--January 14, 1996, the recommended standard

HTML 5HTML 4.0--December 18, 1997, the recommended standard

HTML 4.01 (minor improvement)--December 24, 1999, the first formal draft of the recommended standard HTML 5 was published on January 22, 2008 and continues to improve

ISO/IEC 15445:2000 ("ISO HTML")-released on May 15, 2000, based on strict HTML 4.01 syntax, is the standard of the International Organization for Standardization and IEC. Wijmo is based on HTML5, JQuery,

CSS3

And SVG, a control package that can meet the needs of building today's web systems. Based on Wijmo, your system will run faster and smoother, with a more compelling look. All new controls in Wijmo [1] are packaged with new and improved themes based on the latest UI design trends. A graceful, professional appearance of controls will make your application stand out. For example, the 6 themes built into the ComponentOne Studio for ASP. NET Wijmo Control package, while using more than 30 topics provided by the JQuery UI project

The development history of HTML