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Website development involves various tasks like client-side and server-side scripting, security configuration, and CMS development. The sector is rapidly growing, with a projected 13% increase in jobs by 2030 due to the rising number of internet users. The document explains basics of web development, including types like front-end, back-end, and full-stack development, and defines essential concepts like websites, IP addresses, and coding.
![Welcome to
What is website development?
Website development encompasses all related development tasks, including client-side scripting, server-
side scripting, server and network security configuration, ecommerce development, and content
management system (CMS) development, even though web development typically refers to web
markup and coding.
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We'll go through the fundamentals of web development, how to build a website, and further resources
for individuals who want to study more or pursue a career in development in this tutorial.
To learn more about website building, keep reading, or use the chapter links to navigate the manual.
Why is web development important?
The Internet is here to stay. In fact, it has evolved into a global portal and the main means of
information gathering, communication, education, and entertainment. More than half of the
world's population (4.66 billion people) were online as of 2021.
It should come as no surprise that the web development sector is expanding quickly given the
rapidly rising number of Internet users. Web development jobs are predicted to increase by 13%
between now and 2030, a rate far higher than that of most other technology vocations.
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Web Development .pdf
- 1. Welcome to What is website development? Website development encompasses all related development tasks, including client-side scripting, server- side scripting, server and network security configuration, ecommerce development, and content management system (CMS) development, even though web development typically refers to web markup and coding. 35 Code Templates [Free Snippets] for Download Right Now We'll go through the fundamentals of web development, how to build a website, and further resources for individuals who want to study more or pursue a career in development in this tutorial. To learn more about website building, keep reading, or use the chapter links to navigate the manual. Why is web development important? The Internet is here to stay. In fact, it has evolved into a global portal and the main means of information gathering, communication, education, and entertainment. More than half of the world's population (4.66 billion people) were online as of 2021. It should come as no surprise that the web development sector is expanding quickly given the rapidly rising number of Internet users. Web development jobs are predicted to increase by 13% between now and 2030, a rate far higher than that of most other technology vocations. Discover the benefits of using CMS SEO Expate BD to create a website that is optimized and interacts with your SEO Expate BD data and complete marketing suite.
- 2. We'll cover the fundamentals of web programming in the section after, along with solutions to some frequently asked queries. Web Development Basics 1. What is a website? 2. What is an IP address? 3. What does HTTP mean? 4. What is coding? 5. What does front-end mean? 6. What does back-end mean? 7. What is a CMS? 8. What is cyber security? 1. What is a website? Websites are made up of files that are kept on servers, which are machines that house (a fancy way of saying "keep files for") websites. These servers are linked to the Internet, a very large network. The computers used to access these websites are referred to as "clients," whereas browsers are computer applications that load websites via your Internet connection, such as Google Chrome or Internet Explorer. 2. What is an IP address?
- 3. You must be aware of a website's Internet Protocol (IP) address in order to access it. A specific set of numbers is an IP address. To differentiate itself from the billions of websites and devices linked to the Internet, each device has an IP address. SEO Expate BD address is 104.16.249.5. A website like Site 24x7, Command Prompt on Windows, or Network Utility > Traceroute on MacBooks can all be used to find a website's IP address. 3. What does HTTP mean? The remote server that hosts all website data is connected to through the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP). A protocol is a set of guidelines that specifies how emails should be transmitted over the Internet. You can navigate between websites and site pages with it. When you enter a website address into your web browser or use a search engine, HTTP creates a framework that allows the client (computer) and server to communicate with each other across the Internet in the same language. It acts as a kind of translator between you and the Internet; it reads your request for a website, reads the code the server sends back, and then translates it into a webpage for you. 4. What is coding?
- 4. The remote server that hosts all website data is connected to through the HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP). A protocol is a set of guidelines that specifies how emails should be transmitted over the Internet. You can navigate between websites and site pages with it. When you enter a website address into your web browser or use a search engine, HTTP creates a framework that allows the client (computer) and server to communicate with each other across the Internet in the same language. It acts as a kind of translator between you and the Internet; it reads your request for a website, reads the code the server sends back, and then translates it into a webpage for you. 5. What does front-end mean? The portion of a website or piece of software you see and use as an Internet user is called the front-end (also known as the client-side). Front-end coding languages enable a website to operate without constantly "communicating" with the Internet when data is transmitted from a server to a browser. Users can interact with a website and play movies, expand or decrease photos, highlight text, and more thanks to front-end code. Client-side development is done by web developers that specialize in front- end code. 6. What does back-end mean? When using the Internet, you don't see the back-end (also known as the server-side). It is the digital infrastructure, which appears to non-developers as a jumble of letters, numbers, and symbols. Front-end languages are less common than back-end programming languages. That's because servers may be set up to grasp virtually any language, whereas front-end browsers only comprehend HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. 7. What is a CMS? A web application or collection of tools used to create and manage web content is known as a content management system (CMS). (Note: site builders like Squarespace or Wix are not the same as CMSs.) Discover the benefits of using CMS Hub to create an optimized website that connects to your HubSpot CRM data and complete marketing suite. Using a CMS simplifies the process even though it is not necessary to develop a website. It offers the building elements (such as plugins and add-ons) and enables you to write the code to build the framework. CMSs are helpful for all types of websites, although they are frequently used for blogging and e-commerce. 9. What is cybersecurity?
- 5. Understanding the many forms of web development that developers can learn is important whether you're trying to employ a web developer or want to become one. These many forms of web development largely allude to the various fields of employment available to web developers. Web developers frequently possess numerous forms of web development expertise, and some of these distinctions overlap. 1. Front-end Development The client- or user-facing side of websites, programs, and software, or in other words, what users see, is the domain of front-end developers. They create the layout, navigation, graphics, and other aesthetics as well as the visual elements. These developers' primary responsibility is to create user interfaces that assist users in achieving their objectives, which is why they frequently contribute to the user experience part of their projects. 2. Back-end Development The back-end is what users do not see, according to the front-end. To ensure that everything operates smoothly in the background, back-end web developers work on the servers that house websites, programs, and software. These programmers handle the code for security, content, and site architecture while working with systems like servers, operating systems, APIs, and databases. To get their products in front of users, they work with front-end developers. 3. Full Stack Development Working on both the front end and back end of a website are full stack developers. They have the ability to design an entire website, application, or piece of software. The term "Stack" describes the various technologies, such as the server, interface, etc., that manage various functionalities on the same website.
- 6. This position is frequently sought after because full-stack developers need years in the industry to accumulate the requisite experience. Their comprehensive understanding enables them to improve performance, identify problems before they arise, and aid team members in comprehending various components of a web service. 4. Website Development Front-end, back-end, and full-stack engineers all work on websites. However, as opposed to creating desktop programs, video games, or mobile applications, these experts focus on creating websites. 5. Desktop Creation Building software programs that operate locally on your device rather than remotely in a web browser is a specialty of desktop developers. If an application may be used both online and offline, these developers' skill sets occasionally overlap with those of web developers. 6. Mobile Development For mobile devices like smartphones or tablets, mobile developers create applications. Mobile applications require a unique set of development abilities and familiarity with specialized programming languages because they function very differently from other websites and software products. 7. Game Development Video game developers write code for console (Xbox, PlayStation, etc.), PC, and mobile games, hence their field of expertise partially overlaps with that of mobile development. 8. Embedded Development All gear that isn't a computer—or, at least, not what most of us think of as a "computer," with a keyboard and screen—is used by embedded developers. This includes digital interfaces, consumer electronics, Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets, real-time systems, and more. Embedded development is growing in popularity as the number of interconnected devices has recently increased, as evidenced by smart appliances, Bluetooth technology, and virtual assistants.
- 7. 9. Security Improvement The security of a piece of software or a website is established by security developers. As ethical hackers, these developers often attempt to "break" websites to reveal flaws without malicious intent. They also create tools for identifying and eliminating security vulnerabilities. Let's start the web building process right away. A website's creation is not as simple as 1-2-3. Depending on the website's type, programming languages, and resources, each development path is unique. The web development process is briefly described, along with the most popular programming languages and content management system (CMS) choices, in the section that follows. Contact US Website: https://www.seoexpartebd.com/ Email: [email protected] WhatsApp: +8801758300772 Address: Head Office Shajapur Kagji para, Majhira, Shajahanpur 5801, Bogura, Banlgladesh