Why legislatures are moving toward browser-based lawmaking applications

When the dot-com bubble burst two decades ago, it sparked misconceptions about the future of technology. Many assumed it was a sign that innovation had failed. However, while flashy internet startups crumbled, a quieter revolution was happening. Technologists were refining foundational web technologies that ultimately re-defined our concept of what could be done in a browser.Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML), developed in the 1980s had set the stage for the structure of web content, known to the world as HTML.