Tips for getting the most out of client side performance while keeping your code maintainable and your applications beautiful. We'll look at some specific code techniques for CSS, SASS and Javascript, dependency management with Require.js and some general tips for structuring your applications to optimise for performance.
AJAX is an approach for building fast, dynamic web pages using existing web standards like XML, JavaScript, CSS, and HTML. It allows updated parts of a web page without reloading the entire page. Frameworks help simplify AJAX development by providing pre-built functions and libraries that handle cross-browser compatibility and other complexities. Direct AJAX frameworks require expertise in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript while indirect frameworks use high-level languages and compilers.
This document provides an introduction to HTML templating. It discusses what templates are, common repeating elements in HTML that can be templated, and use cases for templating like menus, cart items, images etc. It compares templating approaches to traditional methods of preparing entire HTML on the server. Popular templating engines like Underscore, Mustache, Handlebars are listed and how templating works by binding templates with data to generate markup is explained. Best practices, challenges and demos of different templating engines are also covered.
This document provides an overview of basics in web development including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and WordPress. It discusses the structure and components of HTML, different HTML elements and tags, CSS syntax and selectors, uses of JavaScript, and an introduction to WordPress including why it is commonly used and the WordPress development process. The document aims to provide foundational knowledge on key web development technologies through explanations, examples, and a quiz.
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Wordpress is a popular open source content management system (CMS) with many plugins and themes available. The document discusses how a Wordpress Multisite architecture can scale to serve millions of users. It outlines using load balancers, caching, and replicating MySQL and PHP servers to distribute the load across multiple sites and databases for high performance and availability.
This document discusses top web development tools including Browsersync, Fontello, Bootstrap Studio, and Sass. Browsersync helps with synchronized cross-browser testing. Fontello provides access to icons and fonts that remain intact across screen resolutions. Bootstrap Studio allows building responsive websites using Bootstrap with an easy drag-and-drop interface. Sass is a widely used CSS extension language that provides features like inheritance, variables, and functions to extend CSS capabilities.
The document discusses web development and provides an overview of key topics including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and sample projects. It introduces HTML tags and elements, CSS syntax and types, JavaScript syntax, and provides code examples of simple HTML, CSS, and JavaScript documents. It also outlines three projects: a portfolio site using HTML and CSS, a static website using HTML and CSS, and a dynamic website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The document introduces some basic concepts of web application programming including HTTP, clients and servers, resources, requests and responses. HTTP is a stateless protocol used to transfer information on intranets and the World Wide Web. It defines request and response methods between clients and servers. Clients such as web browsers make HTTP requests to servers, which store and provide resources/files in response. Common resources are accessed via URLs. HTTP requests use methods like GET to retrieve representations of resources. A GET request involves opening a connection, sending the request, and reading the response. Responses contain header information and the requested resource. Standards like HTML, CSS, XML, and JavaScript are used to structure modern web documents and provide inter
The document discusses the future of web technologies with thin-server architectures. It outlines the history of web development from early desktop applications to modern rich internet applications. The thin-server architecture moves more functionality to the client side, making applications more scalable, cacheable, and stateless. Major companies are investing in client-side technologies like Google Web Toolkit, and emerging standards like HTML5 support more intelligent clients.
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) allow web developers to define styles that can then be applied to multiple pages, reducing the work of updating styles across a site. Ajax techniques combine tools like JavaScript and XML to improve usability and loading speed for users. Key web technologies include HTML, XML, JavaScript, and server-side languages like PHP and ASP that generate dynamic web pages by connecting to databases through SQL.
Client side technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript run in web browsers to structure and present web pages, while server side technologies like ASP.NET, C#, and VB.NET run on web servers to develop web applications and convert server controls to HTML elements before sending responses to browsers.
Web 2.0 refers to second-generation Internet-based services that emphasize online collaboration and sharing among users. It is characterized by technologies like web applications, social networking sites, web feeds, wikis, and folksonomies. Key aspects include user-generated content, rich user interfaces, and APIs that allow data sharing between sites and applications. Technologies like Ajax and JavaScript frameworks allow sites to function more like desktop applications by asynchronously updating parts of a web page without reloading the entire page.