Chapter01 IntroductionToWebDevelopment
Chapter01 IntroductionToWebDevelopment
Web Development
Chapter 1
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
• Telephone Network
• Packet Networks
• ARPANET (1969)
• X.25 (1974)
• USENET (1979)
• TCP/IP (1983) INTERNET
1. URLS
2. HTTP
3. SERVERS
4. BROWSERS
5. HTML
Advantages:
• Accessible from any Internet-enabled computer.
• Usable with different operating systems and browser
applications.
• Easier to roll out program updates
• Fewer security concerns about local storage.
Disadvantages:
• Requirement to have an active Internet connection
• Security concerns about sensitive private data being
transmitted over the Internet.
• Concerns over the storage, licensing, and use of uploaded
data.
• Problems with certain websites not having an identical
appearance across all browsers.
• Restrictions on access to operating system resources
• Clients or their IT staff may have additional plugins added
to their browsers
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
• Web Servers
• Application Servers
• Database Servers
• Mail Servers
• Media Servers
• Authentication Servers
• …
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary
• Software Engineer
• UX Designer/UI Designer/Information Architect
• Tester/Quality Assurance
• SEO Specialist
• Content Strategists/Marketing Technologist
• Project Manager/Product Manager
• Business Analyst
• Nontechnical Roles
3 The Client-
Server Model 4 Where is the
Internet?
5 Working in Web
Development 6 Summary