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Web Programming

Web programming refers to the coding, markup, and scripting involved in web development, including web content, client and server scripts, and network security. The most common languages used are XML, HTML, JavaScript, Perl 5, and PHP. Web programming requires knowledge of client and server scripting, application areas, and database technology. It can be categorized into client-side coding to access user data and provide information using plugins and security, and server-side coding focused on data retrieval, security, and performance using tools like ASP, PHP, Java, and MySQL.

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Web Programming

Web programming refers to the coding, markup, and scripting involved in web development, including web content, client and server scripts, and network security. The most common languages used are XML, HTML, JavaScript, Perl 5, and PHP. Web programming requires knowledge of client and server scripting, application areas, and database technology. It can be categorized into client-side coding to access user data and provide information using plugins and security, and server-side coding focused on data retrieval, security, and performance using tools like ASP, PHP, Java, and MySQL.

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What Does Web Programming Mean?

Web programming refers to the writing, markup and coding involved in Web development,
which includes Web content, Web client and server scripting and network security. The most
common languages used for Web programming are XML, HTML, JavaScript, Perl 5 and PHP.
Web programming is different from just programming, which requires interdisciplinary
knowledge on the application area, client and server scripting, and database technology.

Web programming can be briefly categorized into client and server coding. The client side needs
programming related to accessing data from users and providing information. It also needs to
ensure there are enough plug ins to enrich user experience in a graphic user interface, including
security measures.

1. To improve user experience and related functionalities on the client side, JavaScript is
usually used. It is an excellent client-side platform for designing and implementing Web
applications.
2. HTML5 and CSS3 supports most of the client-side functionality provided by other
application frameworks.

The server side needs programming mostly related to data retrieval, security and performance.
Some of the tools used here include ASP, Lotus Notes, PHP, Java and MySQL. There are certain
tools/platforms that aid in both client- and server-side programming. Some examples of these are
Opa and Tersus.

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