Section 1: Front End & Back End
There are two sides to any website: the frontend and the backend.The frontend of your website contains everything a user interacts with, while the backend is what makes that interaction possible. Let’s break down how they work together, starting with the frontend.
Section 2: DBMS (Database Management System)
DBMS stands for Database Management System and it is the heart of any database system, such as SQL server or Oracle. It allows users to create, retrieve, update and delete data that can be stored in the database in various ways (e.g., rows or columns).In this article, we explain the main concepts behind DBMS and how it works, as well as what it does in different databases. We also compare two most popular DBMSs – MySQL and MS SQL Server – to explain some of their main differences and how they work, from connecting to creating queriesto retrieving the data back out of them.
Section 3: Web server
A web server, also known as an HTTP server, is the part of the computer system that serves content over the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP). These days, web server and HTTP server are used interchangeably, but originally, the terms referred to two different technologies. In this article we’ll cover what a web server does, as well as discuss some of the types of applications running on this important piece of Internet infrastructure.The web server sends requests to the web browser, which is a program that you use to view websites. When the browser requests a page from the web server, the web server sends it back to the browser.The web server also sends requests to the web server software that you use to create websites. This web server software is used to create the web pages that you see on the internet.
Section 4: Client-side scripting language
Client-side scripting language, also called client-side dynamic language, is a scripting language that runs in the web browser.
Section 5: Types of applications running on a web server.
A web server (or HTTP server) is a computer system that processes requests via HTTP, the basic network protocol used to distribute information on the World Wide Web and other internet-based services. The term can refer to the software that runs on the system, or be used more generally as a generic term for all such servers regardless of their actual purpose. While the terms web server and HTTP server are often used interchangeably, they are not quite synonymous.Website is a collection of different pages that are designed to allow a user to interact with the site. Each page is filled with different content that can be used to make the user's experience on the website better. When a user clicks on a link on a page, the website will take them to a different page that is tailored to their needs. Website content is constantly being updated to make sure that the user's experience is always top notch.
Example of a web application:Web applications include online forms, shopping carts, word processors, spreadsheets, video and photo editing, file conversion, file scanning, and email programs such as Gmail, Yahoo and AOL. Popular applications include Google Apps and Microsoft 365.
Section 6: Network protocols used to connect clients with the web server.
The protocol you use to connect your computer to the Internet via a modem (dial-up) or cable or DSL line (always on) is part of what is called the TCP/IP protocol suite, also known as IP networking. TCP/IP has been in use since the 1970s, but was not standardized until 1983. The term TCP/IP can be used to refer to all protocols that are used in this protocol suite, but it typically refers to only one protocol, TCP, which stands for Transmission Control Protocol. There are other protocols besides TCP that are part of the IP networking suite.
Section 7: Types of programming languages used by clients.
There are many different programming languages in use today, but they all fall into one of four categories: compiled, interpreted, object-oriented or functional. Below are some of the most popular languages and where they fall on the list of what’s in demand from clients around the world.
12 most popular programming languages:
Python, Java, JavaScript,C++, PHP, Perl,C#, Objective-C, Ruby R, Visual Basic NET,Scala, Swift, Haskell ,Go, CoffeeScript,Erlang, Clojure.
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