Web Application Development
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Types of Web Applications
Following are some examples of web apps which may help you better understand.
If you choose to create a static web app, the first thing to know is that this kind of web application displays very little content and is not very flexible. They are usually developed in HTML5 and CSS3. However, animated objects such as banners, GIFs, videos, etc., may also be included and featured. They can also be developed with jQuery and Ajax.
Dynamic web applications are much more complex at a technical level. They use databases for loading data and their contents are updated each time the user accesses them. They generally have an administration panel (called CMS) from where administrators can correct or modify the app’s content including text and images.
If the web application is an online store or shop, its development is likely to resemble that of m-commerce or e-commerce sites. This kind of app development process is more complicated because it must enable electronic payments via credit cards, PayPal or other payment methods. The developer must also create a management panel for the administrator. It will be used to list new products, update or delete them and manage orders and payments.
By portal, we are referring to a kind of application in which we access several of its sections or categories through a home page. These apps can include a variety of things:
- Forums
- Chats
- Search engines
- Areas accessed through registration
Content must be continually updated when it comes to web application development. Therefore, installing a content management system (CMS) is a serious option to consider. The administrator can make use of this CMS to implement changes and updates. These content managers are intuitive and very user-friendly.