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This document discusses various technologies used for the web, categorizing them into markup languages, scripting languages, programming languages, databases, libraries, and frameworks. It provides examples of technologies for each category, such as HTML, CSS, and XML for markup languages; JavaScript and PHP for scripting languages; C and Java for programming languages; MySQL, PostgreSQL, and MongoDB for databases; jQuery and MooTools for libraries; and Angular, React, and Vue for frameworks.
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- 1. + Web Technologies Markup Languages, Scripting Languages, Programming Languages, Databases, Libraries and Framworks
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