WEB SCIENCE | CREATING THE WEB PART 2
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SECTION 1 | WEBPAGE STRUCTURE SECTION 2 | COMMON LANGUAGE PROTOCOLS SECTION 3 | DIFFERENT TYPES OF WEB PAGES SECTION 4 | STATIC VS DYNAMIC WEBPAGES SECTION 5 | THE WEB BROWSER SECTION 6 | SERVER SIDE SCRIPTING SECTION 7 | CONNECTION TO DATA SOURCES SECTION 8 | COMMON GATEWAY INTERFACE (CGI) SECTION 9 | WEBPAGE STRUCTURE |
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STATIC WEB PAGES |
DYNAMIC WEBPAGES |
Static HTML pages are simpler to create and manage |
Dynamic pages are more complex due to the involvement of server-side scripting and databases. |
Updating content on static pages requires manual HTML editing |
Dynamic pages can be updated more easily through a backend system or CMS |
Static pages offer limited interactivity |
Dynamic pages can provide personalized and interactive user experiences. |
Takes a lot of work to scale |
For large sites with frequently updated content, dynamic pages are more scalable. |
Static pages are generally cheaper to host and require fewer resources |
dynamic pages might need more robust hosting solutions and resources. |
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