Introduction
Web Technology relates to the interface between web servers and the clients. It includes programming interfaces, markup languages and standards for document identification and displays.
Markup Languages
Markup is used to in text and word processing documents to describe how a document should look when it is printed or displayed. The Internet uses markup to define how webpages should look when displayed in the browser.
HTML
HTML stands for HyperText Markup Language. HTML is primary markup languages that is used for web pages. HTML makes the browser what to display on the page. The current verisons used are HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.1.
CSS
CSS stands for cascading style sheets. This provides the ability of changing the appearance of text in web pages.
XML
XML stands for Extensible Markup Language. It is used to describe data and to develop custom markup languages.
Programming Languages and Technologies
Programming Languages enable you to create custom applications and add functionality that is not part already of an application. It also enables you to create visual animation respond to user actions, validate forms, interact with databases and provide e-commerce solutions.
JavaScripts
Javascript Language is commonly used on the Internet for creating webpages that respond to user actions, like when an user moves the mouse pointer over an image or clicks a form button, combined with HTML and CSS, JavaScript allows you to create Dynamic HTML Pages.
VBSCRIPT
VBSCRIPT is an interpreted scripting Language that is the subset of VISUAL BASIC. The structure and syntax are similar to VB.
PHP
PHP is an interpreted scripting language that is used as an alternative to ASP on UNIX-based servers. It is commonly used to access databases and provide server-side form and e-commerce processing.
CGI
CGI stands for common gateway interface. It is used for server-side processing for web applications because CGI is designed to be server-agnostic