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It might've been the original whitehouse.gov, which was a fairly early Web server (before they were called "sites"). This archive is from later (IIRC, HTML tab
by neilv 2y ago
It might've been the original whitehouse.gov, which was a fairly early Web server (before they were called "sites").
This archive is from later (IIRC, HTML table layout wasn't yet used in 1993): https://clintonwhitehouse5.archives.gov/ https://clintonwhitehouse5.archives.gov/
Reportedly, whitehouse.gov was implemented in Common Lisp. (This was before the dotcom gold rush, so a lot of Web stuff was done by fringe Internet/computer uber-nerds -- mostly "this is interesting", and not usually "this pays money".)
- lispm 2y ago> whitehouse.gov Not all. The publications distribution feature was implement in Common Lisp. > so a lot of Web stuff was done by fringe Internet/computer uber-nerds That part was actually done by a team from MIT.
- qingcharles 2y agoA lot of my early web projects were written in C. Everyone else seemed to be using perl. Doing a lot of string stuff in C was annoying.