Tuesday, 6 October 2015

Basics of WEB DEVELOPMENT

Web development is also known as website development. Web development refers to the task used for developing websites for hosting through internet. The web development procedure includes web design and content development, client-server side scripting and security configurations. Website development is programming or coding that enables website functionality as per user’s necessity. Some people get confused with the term web design and web development but they both have different meaning. Web design is the client facing part of the website. It concerned with how site is visible to the users. Other the other side, web development is the programming to design a website. It is the back part of the website. It may range from developing single page of pain text to highly complex website.
The hierarchy of Web development is as follows:
  • Client-side coding
  • Server-side coding
  • Database technology
In web development, communication is done between two parties: Client and Server. Server party is responsible for serving pages. Client party request pages from the server and show them to user. The user uses the client to surf the web, fill in forms etc

Client-side Coding:- Client-side coding is the name for all of the programs which are run on the client. It is useful for:
o   Make attractive web pages
o   Make stuff happen dynamically on web page
o   offer remote services to the client applications
o   Interact with local and provisional storage
The languages used in client side coding are HTML, Java Script and CSS.

Server-side coding:- Server-side coding, is the name for the kinds of programs which are run on the server. It is useful in:  Display pages, cooperate with permanent storage, Process user input, Structure web applications The programming languages used in server-side coding are PHP, ASP.net, C# and C++.

Database Technology:- Database is a computer based documentation keeping system which is used to record ,preserve and recover data. It is an organized collection of consistent data


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