W3C is designed to reach the full potential of the Web and to make it accessible to all users from all over the world. Also, another aim for W3C was to make standards to maintain the growth of the Web in a single direction rather than splitting into competing groups.
In this “Web Essentials: Clients, Servers, and Communication - Web Technologies II” you will learn about following topics:
- Review of Web Technologies I
- Markup Languages
- Hypertext
- Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
- HTML Major Versions
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
- Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
- Web Design Programs
- Dynamic Web Content
- JavaScript
- Worldwide Web Consortium
- Basic Internet Protocols
- HTTP - Overview
- Basic Features of HTTP
- Basic Architecture of HTTP
- HTTP - Messages
- HTTP Requests Message
- Examples of Request Message
- HTTP Responses Message
- Examples of Response Message
- Different Architectures of Connection
- Client-Server Architecture
- Peer-to-Peer Architecture
- Difference between Client-Server and Peer To Peer Architecture
- Differentiate between Client Side and Server Side Scripting Language
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BCA 6th Semester Web Technologies II Notes Pdf:
- Unit II: Web Based Scripting Using PHP - Web Technologies II
- Unit III: Java For Server Side Programming - Web Technologies II
- Unit IV: Web Based Frameworks - Web Technologies II
- Unit V: Web Services - Web Technologies II
- Unit VI: Security In Web Applications - Web Technologies II
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