PHP is a server-side scripting language used to create dynamic web pages. It is used on 65.45% of top websites and allows you to collect form data, add/modify database data, and restrict page access. JavaScript is a client-side scripting language embedded in web browsers that is used for functions like autocomplete, layout fixes, and enhancing HTML. AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework for building dynamic web apps using HTML. Node.js is an environment for building server-side applications, primarily used for network programs like web servers. SQL is a database server that allows you to execute queries, retrieve data, and manage databases.

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Overview of Coding Languages
PHP
JavaScript
SQL
Objective C
C++
Java
Python
ASP.NET
AJAX
AngularJS
Node.js

2. PHP
• A server-side interpreted, non-compiled,
scripting language, written within HTML
• Create open, read, write, and close
files
• Collect form data
• Send and receive cookies
• Add, delete, modify data in the
database
• Restrict access to website pages
• Encrypt data
• PHP files can support Text, HTML,
CSS, JavaScript, PHP Code
• PHP is used on 65.45% of the top 1
million websites
• Why use PHP?
• runs on various platforms
• easy to learn, runs efficiently
• supports a wide range of databases
• compatible with almost all servers
Some of the biggest online brands, such as Facebook, ProProfs, Digg,
Friendster, Flickr, Technorati, and Yahoo! are powered by PHP

3. JavaScript
• A client-side scripting language that is
embedded in most web browsers
• Use JavaScript to:
• Build an autocomplete function on
your website
• Fix layout issues
• Enhance HTML text boxes
• Used in website:
• Advertising
• Analytics
• Widgets
JavaScript was created in 1995 in only 10 days

4. AngularJS
• An open-source framework for dynamic
web applications
• Angular has directives – you can define
custom elements, attributes, comments
and classes
• Uses HTML to define an app’s user
interface
• Very easy to run tests, no DOM is
needed
Popular websites that use Angular are weather.com, istockphoto.com,
and Nasa.gov

5. Node.js
• An open-source environment for server-
side applications
• Primarily used to build network
programs such as web servers
• Helps JavaScript coders build real-time
web API’sQuickly maturing and being deployed in more mission-critical and
revenue-critical system such as eCommerce Black Friday structures

6. SQL
• Not a programming language, but a
database server that hosts different
databases.
• Execute queries against a database
• Retrieve data from a database
• Insert records in a database
• Update records in a database
• Delete records in a database
• Create new databases
• Create new tables in a database
• Create stored procedures in a database
• Create views in a database
• Set permissions on tables, procedures and
views
The one aspect of SQL Server that separates it from any other
Microsoft product is that it’s the only Microsoft product that allows you
to set processor affinity

7. Objective C
• An object oriented programming
language, based on C
• Used by Apple Developers
• Objective C can develop apps for iOS
and develop applications for OS X
• Cannot be used for other platforms
such as AndroidObjective-C’s features allow for flexible and easy solutions to
programming issues

8. C++
• A compiled language
• An object oriented language used to
develop software, video games, and
more
• Can develop apps for Windows and
Linux, video games, and mobile apps
• Highly portable across multiple devices
• Supported by Apple, Android, Windows
Phone and Blackberry
Mark Zuckerberg's interest in programming developed when his
parents gifted him the book C++ for Dummies

9. Java
• A server-side interpreted compiled
language, using a virtual machine
• Java lets you:
• play online games
• upload photos
• take virtual tours
• use interactive maps
• Users can disable Java on their
machines
• Java is the basis of Android
Nearly 9 out of every 10 computers in the U.S. run Java, and 97% of
enterprise desktops run the language

10. Python
• A server-side interpreted, open-source,
non-compiled, scripting language
• Python can:
• Build websites
• Provide database access
• Build desktop graphic user interfaces
• Build software and games
• Can be used on its own, or as part of
another framework
People use this language because it is very easy to learn. It has easy
syntax and is fitted for the experts.

11. Ruby • A server-side interpreted, non-compiled,
scripting language
• Gaining popularity running on the Rails
framework, or Ruby on Rails
• Blend of the following programming
languages: Perl, Smalltalk, Eiffel, Ada,
Lisp
• Ruby can build simulations, build web
applications
• Ruby is highly portable, works on many
types of UNIX, Mac OS X, Windows
and more
• Multiple implementations that include:
• JRuby
• Rubinius
• MacRuby
Ruby is considered a very high level language with an estimated score of
15 on the Capers Jones language level

12. ASP.NET
• A server-side interpreted, non-compiled
scripting language
• Similar to PHP, but only runs on a
Windows server in the .NET suite of
languages
• ASP.NET can:
• Build websites
• Build web forms
• Build web applications with a Model
View Controller design
ASP.NET is integrated with the .NET Framework

13. AJAX
• Not a programming language, rather a
way to use multiple programming
languages together
• Uses JavaScript to communicate with
the server to allow the page to change
without requiring the user to refresh
• AJAX is used
• For all browser base chat systems
• For Gmail’s entire interface
• For Facebook’s photos and chat
• Must master JavaScript, CSS and XML
to use this
• Ajax combines:
• Standard based presentation
• Dynamic display and interaction
• Data interchange and manipulation
• Functionality
• Asynchronous data retrieval
Several complex web applications are handled using AJAX,
including Google Maps

14. HTML
CSS
JavaScript
PHP
Python
Ruby
Objective-C
Java
C++
Node.js
AngularJS
Store user
information
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Create and edit
static web pages
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Build mobile apps
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Make web pages
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