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The Missing Link - An Introduction to Web Development
Web development is an evolving amalgamation of languages that work in concert to receive, modify, and deliver information between parties using the Internet as a mechanism of delivery. While it is easy to describe conceptually, implementation is accompanied by an overwhelming variety of languages, platforms, templates, frameworks, guidelines, and standards. Navigating a project from concept to completion often requires more than mastery of one or two complementing languages.
- Author
- Michael Mendez
- Publisher
- SUNY Fredonia
- Source
- LibreTexts
- Language
- EN
- Category
- Information Technology
Contents· 51 sections
- 01: Web Development
- 1.01: Brief History of the Internet
- 1.02: Current Trends
- 1.03: Web Servers
- 1.04: Network Basics
- 1.05: Website Design
- 1.06: Development
- 02: Document Markup
- 2.01: Markup Languages
- 2.02: Creating HTML Files
- 2.03: Page Layout
- 2.04: Text Layout
- 2.05: Navigation
- 2.06: Graphics
- 2.07: Tables
- 2.08: Forms
- 2.09: Canvas
- 2.10: Media Support
- 2.11: Mobile Device Support
- 2.12: Tags to Avoid
- 2.13: Rule Structure
- 2.14: Layout Formatting
- 2.15: Font and Text Decoration
- 2.16: Responsive Styling
- 03: Scripting Language
- 3.01: Server-Side and Client-Side Scripting
- 3.02: Creating PHP Files
- 3.03: PHP Errors
- 3.04: PHP Output
- 3.05: Data Storage
- 3.06: Data Manipulation
- 3.07: Email
- 3.08: File Interaction
- 3.09: Structures
- 3.10: Functions
- 3.11: Objects and Classes
- 3.12: JavaScript Syntax
- 3.13: JavaScript Examples
- 3.14: jQuery
- 04: Persistent Data Storage
- 4.01: Database Types
- 4.02: Data Relationships
- 4.03: MySQL Data Types
- 4.04: Normalization
- 4.05: MySQL CRUD Actions
- 4.06: Advanced Queries
- 05: Trying It Together
- 5.01: Security
- 5.02: Integration Examples
- 5.03: Finishing Touches
- 5.04: Now What