The World Wide Web — Programming
Programming the World Wide Web by Robert W. Sebesta is a comprehensive guide to client-side and server-side technologies, covering HTML, CSS, JavaScript, PHP, and more.
There is a similar, popular series titled Internet and World Wide Web: How to Program by Harvey and Paul Deitel , known for its "live-code" approach to teaching web programming. Programming the World Wide Web
Published by Pearson , this version focuses on modern standards like HTML5 and CSS3 . Programming the World Wide Web by Robert W
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This book is designed for programmers (often those already familiar with languages like Java or C++) who want to expand into web applications. It provides a holistic introduction to the tools used to create and manage server sites.
To "program the web" effectively as outlined in the text, you must understand three "main ingredients":
It can refer to the broader field of Web Development , which involves learning the protocols (HTTP/DNS), languages, and frameworks required to build and deploy modern web applications.