Charles Goldfarb

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Charles Goldfarb is a computer scientist best known as the principal inventor of SGML, the Standard Generalized Markup Language that laid the foundation for HTML and XML.

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instanceOf computer scientist
person
areaOfExpertise document markup
information structuring
contributedTo SGML
surface form: ISO 8879
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
surface form: United States
developed SGML
surface form: Standard Generalized Markup Language
educatedAt Columbia University
Harvard Law School
employer IBM
fieldOfWork computer science
markup languages
hasGivenPresentationOn SGML
markup languages
hasHonor recognized as father of SGML
recognized as pioneer of markup languages
hasRole editor of SGML standard
hasWrittenAbout SGML
markup standards
influenced HTML
XML
web markup standards
influencedBy document processing needs at IBM
knownFor SGML
surface form: Standard Generalized Markup Language

inventing SGML
languageCreated SGML
notableAchievement pioneering work in generalized markup
principal inventor of SGML
notableWork SGML
occupation computer scientist
software engineer
standardized SGML
surface form: ISO 8879 (SGML)
workLocation IBM

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