Internet Terms – ONLINE & WEBSITE TERM GLOSSARY

Microblog

The process of posting updates to a website is known as blogging. Microblogging, on the other hand, refers to the act of making brief updates to an ongoing stream of updates on your profile. Text postings can be published, and you have the ability to attach other types of material to them, such as photographs, […]

Instant Messaging

The term “instant messaging” refers to a specific sort of online chat that allows for the delivery of text in real time across the Internet or another computer network. Messages are commonly exchanged between two or more parties when each user types text and transmits it to the receiver, who is all linked to the […]

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Node

In order to construct scalable network applications, Node.js makes use of a JavaScript Engine (such as the V8 engine) to run JavaScript code outside of a web browser. It is possible to utilize JavaScript in Node.js for both writing command line tools and for server-side scripting, which involves executing scripts on the server to generate […]

Data Management

Data management is the process of gathering, storing, and utilising data in a cost-effective, efficient, and secure manner. In order to make judgments and conduct activities that will benefit the business as much as possible, data management aims to assist individuals, organizations, and linked things in optimizing the use of data within the constraints of […]

WordPress plugins

WordPress plugins are downloadable code bundles that may be added to your site to enhance and increase its capabilities. You may build almost any type of site using WordPress plugins, including forums, shops, social networks, galleries, and community webpages. WordPress plugins are composed of PHP code and can also incorporate additional elements like photos, CSS, […]

No-code movement

The trend known as “no code” makes it possible for non-developers to create software tools and apps without the need of code. While low-code tools are designed for developers who have some familiarity with programming, no-code solutions are aimed squarely at non-developers. Tools that need no coding can offer a number of advantages, including expediency, […]

Python

Python is a flexible scripting language with a high level of performance. The source code’s readability is prioritized by its design philosophy, which makes liberal use of space. Python is a dynamically organized and garbage-collected programming language. It is compatible with several programming paradigms, such as structured, object-oriented, and functional programming.

Ruby

Ruby allows for a wide variety of development approaches since it is a high-level, general-purpose, translated computer language. The Ruby Software Foundation is responsible for creating Ruby. Its primary design goals were to facilitate programming and increase developer output. Even the most elementary data types are represented as objects in Ruby. It was conceived by […]

Markdown

Using a plain-text editor and Markdown, you may format text quickly and easily. In order to build a markup language that is acceptable to human readers in its source code form, John Gruber and Aaron Swartz invented Markdown in 2004. Blog posts, instant messages, online forums, collaborative software, instructional sites, and readme files all often […]

ASCII

A character encoding system for electronic communication is called ASCII, which stands for American Standard Code for Information Interchange. In computers, telecommunications systems, and other devices, text is represented using ASCII codes.

Web programming language

Programming for the World Wide Web (WWW) includes the writing, markup, and code required to create everything from website content to server-side and client-side scripting and even network security. XML, HTML, JavaScript, Perl 5, and PHP are the most popular languages for Web development.

David (Digital Audio/Video Interactive Decoder)

The abbreviation DAVID has a variety of meanings, with Digital Audio Video Interactive Decoder being the most widely used one.

Codecademy

Codecademy offers free coding lessons in Python, Java, Go, JavaScript, Ruby, SQL, C++, C#, Swift, and Sass, as well as HTML and CSS.

Software framework

When it comes to computer programming, a software framework is an abstraction that allows software with generic capabilities to be modified selectively by extra user-written code, resulting in software tailored to a specific use case. A universal, reusable software environment that delivers certain capabilities as part of a wider software platform to ease the creation […]

Code

In the fields of information processing and communications, a code is a set of rules that can convert information (such as a letter, word, sound, image, or gesture) into another form, which can be shortened or kept a secret. This new form can then be transmitted over a communication channel or stored in a storage […]

Algorithm

Mathematically and computationally, an algorithm is a limited set of well-defined steps for accomplishing a specific task or solving a particular class of problems. An algorithm is a set of instructions for doing a specific kind of computational or data-processing task. Modern algorithms are able to apply mathematical and logical checks to take the code […]