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RUBRIC IP1 Ruben Botero Web Design III

RUBRIC IP1 Ruben Botero Web Design III. The different approaches to accessing data in a database through client-side scripting languages. – On the client

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• The different approaches to accessing data in a database through client-side scripting languages.

– On the client side, computers must run a browser to receive Web pages. Other software might be necessary to view some kinds of Web content or to send and receive e-mails and other files.

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• What client-side scripting languages are often used – Apache or Netscape are often used.

• When or if it is embedded within HTML documents

– Web pages built with HTML are static and do not provide any functionality. One of the keys to a full-featured Web site is the ability to interact with the user.

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• Concept of client-side scripting

– Client-side scripting is program code that executes on the client computer. Browsers were updated to support this scripting, and the result was a more powerful client that could perform a multitude of tasks.

• In your opinion, what is the best approach and language for client-side scripting for any Web application? Why?– In my opinion apache and the reason is because is

free or open source and has a huge library.