A hypertext system for UNIX
@ https://www.usenix.org/legacy/publications/compsystems/1989/win_brown.pdf
History and design for a UNIX-based hypertext system.
History and design for a UNIX-based hypertext system.
Examination of a design for hypertext-based documentation.
Programmable and Customizable Meme Media Objects in a Knowledge Federation Framework Environment on the Web.
Journal centered around hypertext and related, with articles in its earliest years from pioneers such as Ted Nelson.
Collection of papers from a hypertext research, providing a useful seed to begin searching with.
Collection of papers from a leading researcher in hypertext, providing a useful seed to begin searching with.
Collection of papers and other publications from a researcher in computation and information, and its relationship with philosophy.
Collection of papers from a leading researcher in the space of user interfaces, especially in regards to the web and documents.
Creator of gopher, researcher in information science.
Author of Internet history books and lists a collection of related papers.
A proposal for implementing Nelson's transclusions into HTML.
Innovative paper by Ivan Sutherland demonstrating a GUI, drawing, Object Oriented, transclusion, etc. Influence Englebart and Kay (who influenced Nelson, and inevitably, Hypertext). Paper was supervised by Claude Shannon and Marvin Minsky.
Inventor of Lisp, computer time-sharing (Internet pre-cursor), and other things, AI pioneer.
Co-author of emacs editor, leader of the Common Lisp movement, programming language designer.
Author of the HTTP spec, creator of the Apache Web Server projects.