FORMATS:
COMMAND LINE INTERFACE ( CLI )
--- is a mechanism for interacting with a computer operating system or software by typing commands to perform specific tasks.
--- is a mechanism for interacting with a computer operating system or software by typing commands to perform specific tasks.
example : HTML, bash (Bourne-Again shell), and CHAIN
GRAPHICAL USER INTERFACE ( GUI )
--- is a type of user interface that allows users tointeract with electronic devices with images rather than text commands.
example: Visual Basic, JAXFront, and Jvider
PROTOCOLS:
Mozilla Firefox
--- is free open source web browser. You can browse website even you don't use www.
Internet Explorer
--- is a series of graphical web browsers.IE has been most widely used
web browser.You need to type the complete domain name when browsing at IE.
Google Chrome
--- is a web browser developed by Google that uses the WebKit layout engine and application framework.Google chrome is also a fast web browser.You can open another tab while browsing a web.
Opera
--- It is very customizable which means it can be accessed on your smart phone, computer, laptop.
--- is free open source web browser. You can browse website even you don't use www.
Internet Explorer
--- is a series of graphical web browsers.IE has been most widely used
web browser.You need to type the complete domain name when browsing at IE.
Google Chrome
--- is a web browser developed by Google that uses the WebKit layout engine and application framework.Google chrome is also a fast web browser.You can open another tab while browsing a web.
Opera
--- It is very customizable which means it can be accessed on your smart phone, computer, laptop.
Power . HTML
--- is limited in its computational power. This is intentional in its design, as it prevents the execution of dangerous programs on the client machine. However, Web programmers, as they have become more sophisticated in their applications, have increasingly been hamstrung by these limits.
--- is limited in its computational power. This is intentional in its design, as it prevents the execution of dangerous programs on the client machine. However, Web programmers, as they have become more sophisticated in their applications, have increasingly been hamstrung by these limits.
Performance.
--- because of an HTML program's limited functionality, and the resulting shift of computational load to the server, certain types of applications perform poorly, especially in the context of clients connected to the Internet with rather low bandwidth dialup communications (<=28.8Kbps).
--- because of an HTML program's limited functionality, and the resulting shift of computational load to the server, certain types of applications perform poorly, especially in the context of clients connected to the Internet with rather low bandwidth dialup communications (<=28.8Kbps).
Platform Independence
--- given the diversity of operating systems and hardware platforms currently in use on the Web, a great efficiency results from only dealing with a single form of an application. The success of HTML has proven this, and Java has seconded it. The ability to deliver a platform-independent applicationis of great appeal to developers, who spend a large portion of their resources developing and maintaining versions of their products for the different hardware/software platform combinations.
--- given the diversity of operating systems and hardware platforms currently in use on the Web, a great efficiency results from only dealing with a single form of an application. The success of HTML has proven this, and Java has seconded it. The ability to deliver a platform-independent applicationis of great appeal to developers, who spend a large portion of their resources developing and maintaining versions of their products for the different hardware/software platform combinations.
Safety
--- viruses have proven that executing binary code acquired from an untrusted, or even moderately trusted, source is dangerous. Code that is downloaded or uploaded from random sites on the web should not be allowed to damage the user's local environment. Downloading binary code compiled from conventional languages is clearly unsafe, due to the power of the languages. Even if such languages were constrained to some ostensibly safe subset, there is no way to verify that only the safe subset was used or that the compiler used was trustworthy (after all, it is under someone else's control).
--- viruses have proven that executing binary code acquired from an untrusted, or even moderately trusted, source is dangerous. Code that is downloaded or uploaded from random sites on the web should not be allowed to damage the user's local environment. Downloading binary code compiled from conventional languages is clearly unsafe, due to the power of the languages. Even if such languages were constrained to some ostensibly safe subset, there is no way to verify that only the safe subset was used or that the compiler used was trustworthy (after all, it is under someone else's control).