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- 5. WEBSITES / WEB APPS • Static (index.html) vs. Dynamic Pages (index.php) • Dynamic pages are driven by a database • Databases - Like a spreadsheet (MySQL, Oracle, Etc.) • Languages - PHP, C#, Python, Javascript, Ruby on Rails • Common Web Applications (Blogs/CMS Tools): Wordpress, Joomla, Drupal
- 6. COMMON TERMS • Cloud - ability to expand/extend capacity without investing in new infrastructure • Linux / Unix / Microsoft - web server operating systems • SSL - Secure Socket Layer "https" - needed for Facebook “apps” • API - Application Protocol Interface. How you interface with a third-party technology (like Twitter or Facebook).
- 7. CUSTOM vs. OFF-THE-SHELF • Skinned or Themed Blogs vs. Content Management System • When Creating Custom Software Consider: • Creative Technologist or Designer/CTO Combo • Process: Information Architecture/Requirements (Use Cases, Wireframes), Design, Development, Testing, Launch • Developer Resources: Front-End vs. Back-End - these are often different people
- 8. ADVICE • Reduce functionality and prototype heavily • Release early and ongoing (continuous process) • "Agile" development • Procedural stories work well with technology - create the rules then let the technology construct the story. [User] watched [favorite movie] and really liked it. [John] watched [American Beauty] and really liked it.