
Define what a website is and why we need it, then explain how folders become websites via hosting, public IPs, and web servers, and distinguish static versus dynamic resources.
Explore the structure of a url, including protocol, domain, port, path, and document name, and learn how to pass parameters via the query string using get and post methods.
Discover how web servers and browsers parse HTML and CSS using content-type metadata. Then explore hosting a website, static versus dynamic resources, and basic technologies like PHP, JSP, and .NET.
Explore how a browser requests a web page and how the server returns a response, covering URL structure, port 80, root and default documents, and static versus dynamic resources.
Learn how the content-type header guides the browser in parsing HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and images, with examples like text/html, text/css, application/javascript, image/png, and image/svg+xml.
Master the roles of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript in building web pages, including external CSS and JavaScript, with tags, attributes, root elements, and simple interactions like getElementById and setTimeout.
Explore the difference between client-side and server-side technologies, with examples like JavaScript on the browser and PHP, JSP, ASP, and .NET on the server, plus how jQuery simplifies cross-browser scripting.
This course will guide to you begin with web application development. This course is for absolute beginners who have no knowledge on website, web server and web browser. As a beginner what is required to learn about web, will be covered in this course. The main topics overview is given below
1) What is a website? Learn how a website is configured on any computer machine. What is a need for website?
2) What is web server, web browser and a web page? Web server software and web browser software
3) Web request and web response. How the request goes to server and response is received by client.
4) What is a URL? How you can pass parameter to a URL. The complete details about URL and its parts.
5) Content types : content types like images, css, or image.
6) HTML/css and Javascript :- What is the importance of Html/css and javascript?
7) Client side and server side technologies: what is meant by server side technology. what is client side technology
Get the answer for all these basic questions and try to start your work in web application development. Get started with web application development in just some minutes of videos.