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Web Applications and Web Engineering.pptx
Web Applications and
Web Engineering
Characteristics, Categories, and Purpose
Web Engineering
Web engineering is a Clear
discipline concern with studying
models, methodologies, tools,
techniques, and guidelines for the
design, development, evolution,
and evaluation of Web
applications.
Purpose of Web Engineering
The dependence on larger and more
complex web applications increases so
does the need for using standards
guidelines to develop applications that
aim to deliver a project on time, within
budget, produce a high level of quality
and remain easy to maintain. And web
engineering satisfies these needs.
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Web Application
A web application is a software or
program which is accessible using
any web browser. Its frontend is
usually created using languages like
HTML, CSS, Java-script, which are
supported by major browsers. And
the backend could use any
programming stack like LAMP,
MEAN, etc.
Categories
of Web
Applications
Document centric web application
Interactive web application
Transactional web application
Work-flow based web application
Collaborative web application
Portal-oriented web application
Ubiquitous web application
Knowledge-based web application
Characteristi
cs of Web
Application
Cloud-hosted and highly scalable
Mostly Cross-platform
Modular and loosely coupled
It is easily tested with automated
tests.
Web
Applications
are different
from
Conventional
Software
A Web Application is an application
program that is stored on a remote
server and delivered over the internet
through a browser interface. In other
hands Conventional Software is used
to operate computers and related
devices. Desktop Application also
considered as Conventional Software.
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Web Applications and Web Engineering.pptx

  • 1.
    Web Applications and WebEngineering Characteristics, Categories, and Purpose
  • 2.
    Web Engineering Web engineeringis a Clear discipline concern with studying models, methodologies, tools, techniques, and guidelines for the design, development, evolution, and evaluation of Web applications.
  • 3.
    Purpose of WebEngineering The dependence on larger and more complex web applications increases so does the need for using standards guidelines to develop applications that aim to deliver a project on time, within budget, produce a high level of quality and remain easy to maintain. And web engineering satisfies these needs. 3
  • 4.
    Web Application A webapplication is a software or program which is accessible using any web browser. Its frontend is usually created using languages like HTML, CSS, Java-script, which are supported by major browsers. And the backend could use any programming stack like LAMP, MEAN, etc.
  • 5.
    Categories of Web Applications Document centricweb application Interactive web application Transactional web application Work-flow based web application Collaborative web application Portal-oriented web application Ubiquitous web application Knowledge-based web application
  • 6.
    Characteristi cs of Web Application Cloud-hostedand highly scalable Mostly Cross-platform Modular and loosely coupled It is easily tested with automated tests.
  • 7.
    Web Applications are different from Conventional Software A WebApplication is an application program that is stored on a remote server and delivered over the internet through a browser interface. In other hands Conventional Software is used to operate computers and related devices. Desktop Application also considered as Conventional Software.
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