What software is web?

A Web application is an application that can be accessed through the Web. The biggest advantage of this program is that users can access the application program conveniently. Users only need to have a browser and do not need to install other software.

At present, most WEB applications combine server and client, among which there are many client applications, such as browsers. The server basically adopts the structure of "server hardware+server software +WEB application", and Web application is the core part of the server.

1990, Berners-Lee made CERN's phone book into the first WEB application, and ran this application on his own computer. At the same time, Berners-Lee named this application World Wide Web (WWW). WEB applications are divided into static applications and dynamic applications.

Introduction of Web application products

There are two application modes: C/S and B/S. C/S is a client/server program, which means that such programs generally run independently. B/S is a browser/server application, which is usually run by a browser such as IE.

WEB applications are generally in B/S mode. Web application is an "application" at first, which is not essentially different from programs written in standard programming languages such as C and C++. However, Web application is unique, that is, it is based on the Web, rather than using traditional methods to run. In other words, it is the product of a typical browser/server architecture.