The document discusses web engineering and best practices for developing web applications. It defines key attributes of web apps like being network intensive, continuously evolving, and requiring availability. It outlines the web engineering process including requirements analysis, design, implementation, testing, and maintenance. It also discusses technologies used like component-based development, security standards, and web programming tools. Finally, it provides best practices for web engineering like understanding business needs, modeling interactions, developing a project plan, reviewing designs, and comprehensive testing.

1. Web Engineering
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Prepared By-
Vibhanshu Chaturvedi

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3. Web App Attributes
Network intensive
Content-driven
Continuous evolution
Immediacy

4. Web App Attributes
Availability
Unpredictable load
Performance
Concurrency

5. Web App Attributes
Security
Aesthetics
Content sensitivity
Data Driven
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6. Contain read only content with simple navigation and
links
Down Allows visitor to download
load
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7. Implement forms based input so that every request for
quote is organized in a predictable manner
Database That lets the user to extract the information from a
database.
access
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8. Tailor the content presented at the website to the
specific needs of each user
Intera Place where people can chat, ask and answer questions,
provide product testimonials and the like
ctive
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9. The user makes a request that is full-filled by the web
app
Service The application provides service to the user.
oriented
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10. The user queries a collection of large databases
and extracts info.
The application channels the user to other web content
Portal or services outside the domain of the portal
application.
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11. 1.Formulation of the problem
2.Planning
3.WebApp requirements analysis
4.Architectural, navigational, and interface design
5.System implementation using specialized languages and tools
associated with the Web
6.Configuration management, quality control, and maintenance
mechanisms are established early
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12.  Component-based
development
 Security
(encryption,firewalls,etc.)
 Internet standards
 Web programming tools
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17. Content design and production
tasks are one thread
Architectural design,
navigation design, interface are
the other thread
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18. Content and technical designs are merged to
produce executable web pages
Testing exercises WebApp navigation, attempts to uncover errors in
applets/scripts/forms, and checks for environment
incompatibilities
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19. Each increment of the WebApp
is reviewed
Changes required by customer
are applied to next increment
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20. WebE Best Practices
Take time to understand the business needs and product objectives,
even if WebApp details are vague.
Describe how users will interact with the WebApp using a scenario-
based approach.
Develop a brief project plan.
Spend time modeling what you are going to build.
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21. WebE Best Practices
Review models for consistency and quality.
Use tools and technology that enable you to construct the system with
as many reusable components as possible.
Don’t rely on users to debug the WebApp, design comprehensive tests
and execute them before releasing the system.
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22. Thank you!
References:
Software Engineering-
Roger S Pressman