Strongly product-oriented/Proper-Noun-centric view of it. There's good stuff here, but the eras felt more amorphous & fluid, different people riffing with ideas

Strongly product-oriented/Proper-Noun-centric view of it. There's good stuff here, but the eras felt more amorphous & fluid, different people riffing with ideas in different ways. The presentation here feels distorting, contorts things into a Great Man view of history that doesn't feel representative of the times. I forget the guys name, and I think I have it wrong, but Raymond Cheng or some name like that has an excellent 3+ part writeup of the web, that I thought was a lot more respectful of protocols & iteration & change. And much more inclusive of the front end, where-as this feels dominated more by back end concerns. Front end basically dicides up html, css, and js and calls it a day?