Terminology

'Web site'- Place on the web where you can get information

'Web Application'-  Coded and created  on the web for interaction-process

'Uniform Resource Locator'- Web link, Hypertext Transfer Protocol

'Content'- Stuff on the website

'Layout'- The way the website is constructed

'Structure'- Elements of the layout such as header, footer, sidebar, menu

'Cookies'- Small files used to store info about a session in your browser

'Servers'- The physical location of websites

'Remote'- Machines containing websites external to your location

'Local'- Your own connection using a browser to the web

'File sharing'- p2p system of sharing files between local machines

'Ecommerce'- Making money . The buisness of buying and selling on the internet, the virtual economy

'VOIP'- Voice over internet protocol

'HTML'- Hypertext markup language

'XHTML'- E(Xtensible) Hypertext Markup Language

'DHTML'- Read Canvas

'Javascript'- Programming Language called a scripting language used for behaviour (interactivity in web pages)

'Perl'- Used often for processing forms

'PHP'- PHP hypertext processor

'ASP'- Microsoft version of PHP- called active server pages

'Java'- Programming language used to make applications, web applications and games

'Client side scripting'- Runs from the browser

'Server side scripting'- rus from server

'Cascading Style Sheets'- Language to alter style of websites

'FLV'- Flash video format

Canvas - Interactive Element which behaves like flash within an HTML5 document