The 6th topic of the lecture was about Web Apps. This topic
is one of the main topics in information technology. Before going to start this
topic our respective lecturer asked us several question in order to know our
knowledge about this topic. Later on our respective lecturer gave us an
overview about the web Apps. As I was aware of web apps before, so when she
explained it became clearer to me.
Web Apps contains hypertext links, or
highlighted keywords and images that lead to related information and it is
collection of electronic documents. Then she continued her lecture by
explaining about the Web application. A web application is an application that
is accessed by users over a network such as the Internet or an intranet. Web
applications may display, create, and manage images, audio, videos, and data
which can be stored and retrieved from the Server. To carry on the next session
our respective lecturer explained us about the types of web which are Static
and dynamic web page.
After that she explained the generations of the web. There
are three generations of the web with the name of Web 1.0 Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. The
categories of web 2.0 were also discussed in class which are online social
networking, Mash ups and aggregates. Online social networking websites function
like an online community of internet users while mash-up is a web site that
takes different content from a number of other web sites and mixes them
together to create a new kind of content. The best example for web 2.0
application technologies are XML, AJAX, Tagging’s, Blogs, Wikis, Really simple
Syndication and Pod and video casting. About XML, she explained that XML is the
abbreviation of Extensible Markup Language and it’s for Web Documents (2.0) and
also it contains structured information including words and pictures. Another
example which she described was about AJAX which derived the meaning of acronym
referring to Asynchronous JavaScript and XML.
Later on, different types of PL (Programming Language) were explained
by lecturers which are High level language and low level language. High level
language known as, A machine-dependent language while on the other side low
level language known as more user friendly or assembly language. Machine
language uses a series of binary digits (1s and 0s) or a combination of numbers
and letters that represent binary digits and assembly language can be define as
Program is written using symbolic instruction codes and also uses symbolic
memory addresses. Furthermore, she explained about the three m fourth and fifth
generation language.
To conclude, I got
very interesting information during this lecture. I believe that this lecture
will be really helpful for me.
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