The document presents information on desktop applications. It defines desktop applications as programs that run standalone on a computer rather than through a web browser. It notes that desktop applications can be installed and updated individually, have lower risks than web applications, and have lower costs and maintenance fees. The document also lists some common programming languages used to develop desktop applications like SQL, Java, JavaScript, C#, Python, C++, PHP, and Ruby on Rails. It provides examples of desktop applications such as Microsoft Word, Paint, a media player and Notepad.

1. PRESENTATION ON DESKTOP
APPLICATION
Presented By:-
1. Anit
2. Diwakar
3. Jitendra
4. Mausam
5. Ujjwal

2. DESKTOPAPPLICATION
• That runs stand alone in a desktop
• Designed to perform a group of functions
• Can be install in any computer
• Need to install and update every time
• Less risk than web applications
• No internet doesn’t effect in computer
• Cost & even maintenance charge is low
• Some are multitasking as well

3. TYPES OF COMPUTER APPLICATION
• Embedded Systems
• Desktop applications
• Web applications
• Web services
• Console applications

4. BASIC LANGUAGE USED IN DEVELOPING
• SQL(pronounced as ‘sequel’)
• Java
• JavaScript
• C#(pronounced as C- sharp)
• Python
• C++(pronounced as C- plus-plus)
• PHP
• Ruby on Rails
• iOS/Swift

5. PROCEDURES OF DEVELOPMENT
• Waterfall Model
• Prototype Model
• Spiral Model

6. TRENDS IN DEVELOPMENT
• Security takes center stage
• Citizen development will explode
• Responsive/Adaptive design disappears
• Demand for enterprise apps increases hybrid app adoption
• Front-end technologies deliver more powerful web applications

7. EXAMPLES OF DESKTOPAPPLICATION
• Microsoft-Word
• Paint
• Media player
• Internet Explorer
• Snipping tool
• Notepad,etc.

8. THANK YOU