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The document provides steps and information for publishing a website, including: 1) It lists 5 steps to publishing a website: planning, web hosting, purchasing a hosting package, designing the website, and deploying the website. 2) It explains that FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol and is used to transfer files between hosts over the internet, allowing users to upload and download files from their computer to the server. 3) It describes that graphical FTP clients and web browsers can both be used to connect to an FTP server and transfer files, with graphical clients being more full-featured but browsers being more convenient.
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- The document concludes with an introduction to modern JavaScript, covering what JavaScript can do with the DOM, common data types, functions, objects, and building a todo application.
Web browser
The document discusses the history and components of web browsers. It describes how the first web browser was invented by Tim Berners-Lee in 1990 and how other major browsers like Internet Explorer, Opera, Firefox, and Safari were subsequently developed. It explains that the main functionality of browsers is to request and display web pages through components like the rendering engine, user interface, networking, and JavaScript interpreter. The rendering engine is responsible for parsing HTML, applying styles, building frames, and painting the displayed content.
FTP File Transfer Protocol secure ftp services
FTP stands for File Transfer Protocol. https://www.ftpworldwide.com/blog/ FTP is a technique to converse allowing you to move files to and from a server on the internet.
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The document discusses key considerations for designing effective websites, including browser and operating system support, bandwidth and caching, display resolution, and look and feel. Effective website design requires accounting for different browser versions, connection speeds, screen sizes, and ensuring a consistent user experience across platforms. Planning the goals, content, and technical implementation of a website is also important for success.
Internet
The document provides an overview of the key components and protocols that make up the internet and world wide web. It discusses:
- The development of the world wide web in 1989 by Tim Berners-Lee and its growth to a global network.
- Key protocols like HTTP, FTP, and email that are accessed through a single graphical interface on the web.
- How web pages are built using HTML and linked together through hyperlinks to form a vast network of online information.
- Other important aspects like URLs, domain names, programming languages, and apps that enhance the capabilities and user experience of the web.
Web design EJ3
The document provides an introduction to web design and PHP. It defines key concepts like the World Wide Web, web browsers, URLs, and domain names. It explains that the web uses a client-server model where web servers store files and web clients (browsers) access them. PHP is introduced as a widely-used scripting language that allows dynamic content generation and interaction with databases on the server-side. PHP code is executed on the server and the results are returned as HTML to the client.
CMWP, the technical lecture
The technical lecture. Not recommended for a general audience, the content is very specific.
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- 1. Members: Sherwin Tieon (26) Eugene Tan (27) Tan Yan Wen (28) Tony Tang (29) Darren Wong (30)
- 2. CONTENTS o The Steps to Web Publishing o What Is FTP? o How To Use FTP?
- 3. Steps to Publishing a Website 1) Planning a Website Think about problems that can affect your website. Identify the purpose of the website. 2) Web Hosting You must sign up for web hosting and get the web address for your website. 3) Purchase your hosting package You would have to consider which package you want and also if it is able to cater to the traffic you are expecting on your website.
- 4. 4) Designing a Website Design the layout of elements of the web page such as text, graphics, audio, video, and virtual reality. 5) Creating a Website Compose the website. Many current word processing packages include webpage authoring features that can help you to create basic webpages that contain text and graphics. 6) Deploying a Website After the webpages are created, locate a web server to store it.You will need to upload it to the server by File Transfer Protocol (FTP).
- 5. WHAT IS FTP? FTP stands for file transfer protocol. It is used to transfer files from one host or to another host over the Internet. FTP enables users to upload web page files from their computers to the server where their websites are located and vice versa. To use FTP, you will need to create an account.
- 6. HOW TO USE FTP? Graphical FTP clients Graphical FTP clients transfers files by allowing you to drag and drop file icons between windows. When you open the program, enter the name of the FTP host and your username and password. If you are logging into an anonymous FTP server, you may not have to enter anything. Web browser You can use a web browser to connect to FTP addresses exactly as you would to connect to HTTP addresses. Using a web browser for FTP transfers makes it easy for you to browse large directories and read and retrieve files.Your web browser will also take care of some of the details of connecting to a site and transferring files. While this method is convenient, web browsers are often slower and less reliable and have fewer features than dedicated FTP clients.
- 8. CREDITS Google Images Wikipedia the free encyclopedia, http://chikito-kropeck.blogspot.sg/2008/01/1.html